2017-08-31 Ball State daily news, Vol. 97, Issue 03

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Description:	Cardinals open season with high expectations for new defensive plan: Revamped defense; Texas prepares as Harvey strengthens to category 2 storm; Departments adjust to flood damages; University sends email about sexual assault; University Police Department: investigating vandalism on campus; I-69 Ramp to Close for a month September 5; First-ever Daily News sports podcast aired; Becoming bicycle friendly: More bike lanes appear on campus; Ball State University encourages bike-friendly campus: Bike lanes added to campus streets to increase mobility and better connect Ball State to Muncie; Newly-formed departments better prepare students for careers: Programs are just beginning their 1st semester after replacing College of Applied Sciences and Technology; University Police Department preserves history with display case: Captain hopes it will “show where law enforcement comes from and where it is now”; Emens construction to finish in October: After more than a year of work, new features include a larger lobby, updated bathrooms and concessions; Village Green Records hosts outdoor concert; Little free libraries come to campus: English department brings international movement to Robert Bell and Letterman to create a more inviting environment; On the road again: Field hockey takes 2-0 record into first road trip of the season; Field hockey takes 2-0 record into 8-game road trip; Ball State track and field adds three new coaches for 2017-18 season; Women’s volleyball hosts tournament: Cardinals are focused on self-improvement for season; Cardinals open football season with high expectations, revamped defense: Ball State enters season with fresh faces; Soccer heads to Texas for 2-game swing; Dominic’s Politics: Preaching love from an intolerable past: An open Catholic mass seen through the eyes of a non-religious man; The new and not-so-improved Taylor Swift: A look at the new single and commentary on pop culture’s changing opinion of the artist; Muncie Origins: Lahody Meats: Ron Lahody runs butcher shop his parents opened in 1965, sources meat from Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin; Student-run food pantry provides groceries, toiletries; Planetarium offers free programming to community: Each show runs 45-55 minutes, for ages 10 and older Includes 72 Hours. This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include offensive content. Our statement regarding objectionable content is available at: https://dmr.bsu.edu/digital/about
Origin:	2017-08-31
Created By:	Smith, Casey
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/114692
Collection:	BSU Student Newspaper
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Geography:	Muncie Delaware County Indiana United States North and Central America
Subjects:	Ball State University--Newspapers

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