2008-02-07 Ball State daily news, Vol. 87, Issue 99

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Description:	Committed to the future : Hoke inks 21 recruits, adds depth to program; Storms rip through Indiana : Heavy rains causes water to leak into North Quad basement; Pence speaks about HIV/AIDS : Disease infects more than 60 million people; Ball State University expands recreational buildings : First phase of construction to begin late March; Students can get free HIV/AIDS testing; Health plan brings in 21,000 applications; Two students earn $1,000 check for work : Interior design majors will help refurbish Indianapolis home; New Years travel impeded : Weather could affect 2008s Year of the Rat festivities attendance; Lincolns carriage to return : Vehicle was used to transport president before assassination; Cards recruit Davis heir; Student initiative; Presidents spending way out of hand; $30,000 profit of Muncie Gras to cover future costs of event : Businesses, city benefit from profit more events to occur; Ball State Universitys greek community hosts talent competition; Senators of Student Government Association look to fill more seats : School supplies, stop signs discussed during meeting; Youngest licensed insurance agent at 18; Mini-vacuum proves helpful : Suctioning clot before implementing stent is beneficial; Tornadoes ravage states : At least 54 people were killed, hundreds were injured in storms; Companies indicted for tainted pet food : Reports suggest 1,950 cats, 2,200 dogs died from toxins; Upset gone in a flash : Cardinals miss Free Throws costing them win vs. Golden Flashes; Oh, baby : Dickie V is back : Broadcast legend returns to airwaves after throat surgery; Former Yankee accepts blame : Cone admits fault in allowing steroids to continue in Major League Baseball; Lookin for that Soulja girl; When Caesar met Cleopatra : Ball State Opera Theatre performs Julius Caesar in Egypt this weekend; Leaving it to faith : A religious studies professor with cancer explains his views on the afterlife Includes articles from 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:	2008-02-07
Created By:	Human, Daniel
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/74663
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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