2006-09-21 Ball State daily news, Vol. 86, Issue 23

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Description:	Plotting perfection : Baker Farms became a practice facility Friday and Saturday as Reserve Officers Training Corps members prepared for state and national training programs; Dust triggers alarms : 31 unwarranted fire calls reported this school year; Student Government Association works to promote center goals; 3.3 million-year-old human remains discovered; Third infant dead from overdoes at Methodist Hospital; Open forum discusses derogatory language : Weekly event provides chance for students to express opinions; Let’s go to the store; No shame felt for skipping meals with spinach; WCRD style switch well-worth effort; In long line of controversial films, ‘Death of a President’ is up next; Sweet speaks to advances for women in business; British Petroleum to upgrade refinery in Indiana ; Hewlett-Packard tactics questioned : Computer –major’s corporate intelligence under investigation; Punch-out : Ball State Police Department sponsors Rape Aggression Defense; Raided businesses may become county property; Spider infestation still worries parents; Thai military seizes power after allegations of corrupt monarchy; Midwest hype; The five most spectacular collapses in rock and roll history; Drama beginning to unfold at Ryder Cup; Shumacker shines for Cardinals : Sophomore has gone from bench, to starter, to leading scorer; Weis remembers prior National Football League blowouts : Coach looks for different approach against Michigan State; Hoeppner plans to rejoin team next week : Staff looks forward to return of coach after University of Connecticut game; Patriots look for revenge against Broncos : Playoff loss to Denver can’t escape mind of Brady, team; Ball State University should be wary of North Dakota State; Bison have storied football history : North Dakota State has captured eight National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II titles; A place for family at Ball State University : Students’ parents’ guide to spending time together on campus; University encourages students, parents to participate in events : Weekend features new, old programs for families to do; Country music starlet to come to Ball State; Wilson booked for celebrity attraction, universal appeal; In job interview, skills trump college major : Problem solving, leadership among most valued traits; Survey finds Masters of Business Administration students most likely to cheat : One school institutes honors code for business students; Concert to draw in families; YouTube works as virtual vault; Students don’t know true cost of credit cards; Spectrum to play host to Fear Factor parody; Late Nite events put on for students, guests this weekend; Coffee becomes trendy on campuses; Family Weekend Event Locator; Nearby Christy Woods perfect getaway for families; Professors puzzled by student absences; Preparation key to healthy college living; Events surrounding football game offer fun for families; More students stay at home for college; College students choose majors early on; New orientation programs promote active learning; Facebook developers look forward 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:	2006-09-21
Created By:	Studinski, Dave
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/78593
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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