2011-09-22 Ball State daily news, Vol. 91, No. 19

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Description:	A long way from home : Edwards gets shot at proving he belongs in Football Bowl Subdivision football; Muncie resident charged with theft : Suspect allegedly responsible for stealing 25 bikes at Kinghorn; Author talks conquering inner demons : Walls discusses overcoming poverty, fear in speech at Emens; Homecomings top 10 announced : Candidates strut costumes at annual Royalty Fashion Show; Student Government Association, University Police Department encourage students to register bicycle, waive fee : Tents set up rest of the week to make registering easier; Couponing class works to expand funds : Immersive learning class searches for votes, in running for Pepsi Refresh Grant; Jackson street bridge out for next 10 months; Project helps find mentors for kids : Leadership board to hold open house to find Big Brothers Big Sisters volunteers; Non-traditional students honored with scholarships : Recipient to use Womens Club reward to get Ph. D; Student Voluntary Services to cleanup White River : Event rescheduled for weekend after initial weather delay; Hundreds honor slain Indiana soldier; Students sell beads for women in Uganda : Ball State University groups raise awareness for Fair Trade Association; Re-Pete; Music of Nirvana defined a generation; Meet Tony Styxx : Indianapolis rapper reflects on self journey, uses poetry to cope with death of father; Downtown Muncie unites for local music festival : Local downtown businesses welcome wide array of live acts to Muncie streets; Ball State gest first win of the season : Cardinals end four game losing streak against RedHawks; Is your family ready to chirp?; Charlie rallies the troops; Inside family weekend; Six teams compete in first-ever Army Games : Students sign up to participate in competitive races, inflatable obstacle course; Student Government Association to continue trade-in; Games geared to entertain visiting kids : Childrens fair offers leisure time for families before Ball State University football game; Late Nite Best Part : Weekly student event offers wholesome, safe weekend alternatives to off-campus partying; Comedian to bring laughs to Ball State : Family Weekend provides cheap, free entertainment; Jackson tribute band to perform : Whos Bad to sing, dance to Thriller, other Michael Jackson classics; On the run; A family of service : Dawson looks ahead to Family Weekend game against Army, reflects on lessons from his father; The Edge : Chief reporter Teddy Cahill breaks down this weekends battle between the Ball State Cardinals and the Army Black Knights Includes Family Weekend and Chirp supplements. 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:	2011-09-22
Created By:	Boswell, Sarah
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/73087
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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