2010-10-14 Ball State daily news, Vol. 90, Issue 32

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Description:	Zombies invade theater : This is not your average high school musical; Students try world cuisines : Amazing Taste offers food, more from 25 countries; Panel discusses Americans with Disabilities Act : Ball State staff, alumnus talk about various topics related to 20-year-old act; Families invited to open house : Student Government Association sponsors event for students, families to visit local businesses; Bowen center co-directors talk about convenience of vote centers in Indiana; Graduate assistant arrested on Sunday issues apology to Ball State University; Dancers go the distance : Ball State dance teacher brings company to the classroom, studio stage; Horror film legend has lost his touch; Talented director Illuminates story; Village Invasion : Be Here Now brings variety of music acts, unique atmosphere; Speakers to focus on effects of technology : Ball State Center for Information and Communication Sciences to hold three-day event in Indianapolis; Final Chilean miner is raised safely to surface : Last miner received, cheered by crowd of more than 2,000; Shondell giving Ball State sense of urgency this week : Coach making sure his team is focused for final 10 games; Effort gets Ball State substitute noticed : Sophomore has produced for her struggling team; Mid American Conference, Licensing Resource Group to recognize Ball State tailgaters before Saturdays game; Mid American Conference Ball State midfielder offensive player of the week; Different, unique dining options; Ball State Dining : Where to get some grub with parents : Dining areas offer wide foot selection without the effort of driving off campus; Chasing Charlie : Event Facility Management class organizes this years Family Weekend races; Tossing bean bags for scholarships : Students, family can compete for money in corn hole tourney; Ball State University Museum of Art gives a reason to dance : Art museum dance competition open for family, students; Nations largest geothermal system project still on schedule : Project expected to save money, energy for the university; Falling into the season : Field station opens its doors to visitors every day of the year; Shafer Tower provides more than a good view : Towers carillon to be played during Family Weekend; What to expect from the parents; The terrible two; Commitment to Ball State University will never falter; Know your opponent; The edge : Sports editor Teddy Cahill breaks down this weekends battle between the Ball State Cardinals and the Eastern Michigan Eagles; Grandfathers career inspires freshman receiver : Tomlinson emerging as Ball States deep threat with deep roots in football Includes articles from 72 Hours and an issue of Chirp. 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:	2010-10-14
Created By:	Brumback, Aly
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/73770
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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