2005-10-07 Ball State daily news, Vol. 85, Issue 34

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Description:	Fines reach $9,137 : Ball State football team affected by textbook violations, suspensions; Athletics department names 13 more violators, investigation continues; New York increases security : Authorities receive a threat of attack to city subway from a questionable source; Students report vandalism : Police report 22 break-ins, acts of vandalism on Neely, Ashland, Beechwood avenues; Royalty finish interview process : Interviewers question top 10 candidates in king, queen selection; Nobel Prize to be announced today : Anti-nuclear effort campaigners favorites for prize; Gays, lesbians seek acceptance through activism : Speaker addresses students about civil rights issues; Airwave : Broadcasting from campus; Forums create dialogue between university community, public safety services : Faculty, staff discus experiences, provide suggestions; Security measures would ensure property safety : Cameras to monitor activity in H2 lot, stadium parking; Campus Clean Up calls for student volunteers : Students tidy up campus before Homecoming Week; Consumers shop at discounters to avoid malls : Hurricane affects September shoppers as anxiety grows; To clarify…; Smorgasbord of ideas about recent changes on Ball State’s campus; Definition of ‘America’ deeper, more complex than country titles; Apartment complex shows responsibility; E-mail, phone interview address accuracy questions; Vaccine found effective at blocking cervical cancer : Tests determine shot to be effective on short-term basis; Citizens test traditional journalism : News organizations let non-professionals print “hyper-local” stories; Pregnancy rates decline among United States teens : Recent study cites increased use of contraceptives, abstinence as reasons for trend; Festival features poetry, music, paintings; Tournament to benefit hurricane victims; Hip-hop catching on among young Palestinians : Genre gaining popularity with Arabs, Israelis; Cards face new offensive formation : Last year’s contest against Central Michigan University resulted in sox goals total; Notre Dame Relays first test for freshmen : Newcomers expected to help improve team’s Mid-American Conference results; Ball State University takes on Mid-American Conference foes with extra support : Family Weekend coincides with two home games; Ball State University hopes to gain first road victory : Twenty-fourth ranked Ohio plays host to improved defense; Preseason opens with alumni match; Doubles team advances in tourney; Cards only Mid-American Conference team in invitational; Ball State relieved to enter conference play : Western Michigan features top Mid-American Conference wide receiver 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:	2005-10-07
Created By:	Studinski, Dave
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/80602
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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