1982-09-07 Ball State daily news, Vol. 62, No.1

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Description:	Architecture building addition ready for use, not completed; Pedestrian mall proposal withdrawn; Traffic office expects fall rush for parking stickers; University answers states call for help in improving economy; Graduate assistants invited to attend orientation session; Aid cuts blamed for enrollment drop of 400 students in 1982; Nursing class to begin at Ball Hospital; Hoosier artists works in Art Gallery; Department receives graphics terminal; Services to be discounted for Freshman Day Friday; New fees, increases effective for some physical education classes; Ground broken at building site, construction now underway; No official replacement plans for fallen field Sports Building; Student Association fitness oriented programs; Student Association president takes time out to work for students; Student fees nucleus of ongoing mint green war; Local banks offer students a variety of checking, savings account plans; Black Student Association lines up picnic as first event of year; Computerized system to deal with personnel research, data; Disabled students organization represents needs of members; Bell remembers student years as he leads university today; Beyerl excited about fertile college environment; Kinghorns job entails more than overseeing construction; Koch stresses quality teaching, promotes academic research; Ball States Kissinger : vice president Linson; Student Center has many purposes; Utility companies plan no service cuts to students; Library sees summer improvements; Emens offers variety of shows; Music, dancing highlight event; Homecoming to feature races, Hirt; Living on macaroni and cheese; Grocery prices, check policies compared; To do list helps budget time; Tapping the Muncie bar scene; Moving in...; Credit given for music lessons; Many cable options available; Record store a collectors haven; Jobs, entertainment available; Campus offers limited recreational areas; No rock concerts scheduled for this fall; Cardinals to attempt rebound from 4-7 season; Many coaches, administrators change in athletic departments; Cincinnatis bullpen catcher hired as Card coach; Confidence, unity keys to field hockey team; Card slate features eight Mid American Conference games; Seven returnees, three recruits on volleyball team; Intramural program to offer about 56 events; Status of mens gymnastics questionable; Provost Koch testifies in college football trial; Four elected to Athletic Hall of Fame; Tuition to be raffled at games; OKorn drops tennis for exam; Cooksey says newcomers will strengthen cross country team; Eligible transfers add depth to football squad for 1982 season; Hoosier senators co-sponsor National Football League anti-trust bill; Five former football Cardinals with professional teams today; Team nickname chosen in 1927; Six varsity sports begin seasons; Fighting the flurry of freshman frustrations 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:	1982-09-07
Created By:	Loughmiller, Susan
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/46137
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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