2004-04-01 Ball State daily news, Vol. 83, Issue 126

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Description:	Greeks bring games to kids : Ball State students designed activities for Boys and Girls Club; Senator drops lab issue : Tietz plans to continue efforts to extend Bracken’s hours; Students to work overnight security : Program will continue with desks remaining open 24 hours; Speaker : Group reshapes itself; Former Phillip Morris employee to speak about smoking : Nicotine addiction tops list of topics at tonight’s speech; Study : Availability of morning after pill not an indicator of promiscuity; University of Wisconsin student found alive in nearby marsh : Police refuse to confirm if student was abducted; Eli Lilly breaks ground on multimillion dollar biotech laboratory; Burning the midnight oil; Causes of September 11 attacks masked by desires; Educators must relate to students to effectively teach; Police campaign similar to counterterrorism; What you might not know about April fool’s day; Group finalizes line-up of carnival games, rides : Almost everything at April 23 event will be free to the students; World Court orders United States to review death penalty cases : Right to assistance from a consular was violated in 51 cases; Man charged with murder for killing unborn baby; Judge orders the removal of Ten Commandments; High school trains future designers, architects : School allows students to focus on prospective careers; Works by Tolkien, Dickens, Chaucer auctioned for $270,000 : Rare volumes become center of attention at London auction; Baseball begins under cloud of suspicion : All eyes on stars, stats, stadiums; and steroid tests; Cardinals clip Boilermakers on the road : Ball State University takes lead in second inning, stays ahead throughout; Yankees get revenge against Devil Rays, 12-1 : New York rebounds from an opening day loss to Tampa Bay; Cardinals seek revenge at Lewis : The Flyers handed Ball State University its only home loss in first matchup; Boxing’s biggest brothers prepare for big fights; Cardinals continue busy week with winning streak : Ball State University to face four teams in six days but remain optimistic; University of Connecticut pulls double duty : Men’s and women’s teams advance to Final Fours; Final Four field includes top-college talent : All four schools boast marquee players and balanced offenses; Cardinals look to end four-game skid : Doubleheader against Boilermakers comes after four-game losing streak; Hornung regrets ‘black athlete’ remarks; ‘Melo sets sights on playoffs : Nuggets are one game out of final postseason spot Includes an April Fools fake news front page, the Ball State Enquirer. 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:	2004-04-01
Created By:	Perkins, Rachel
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/81795
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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