2004-09-13 Ball State daily news, Vol. 84, Issue 15

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Description:	City to vote on parking : Council to hear two ordinance proposals before making decision; Hats off : Country music star Trace Adkins is Emens Auditorium’s first major concert this school year; Federal weapon law to expire : President Bush did not push Congress to renew ban; Prospective mascots strut their stuff : Seven potential ‘Charlies’ take their turns at a chance to become the popular icon; Fraternities, sororities to recruit new members this week : Ball State chapters fight against negative stereotypes; World’s largest volcano might erupt soon; Insurgents slam central Baghdad with intense fighting : Nationwide death toll nears 60; Arab reporter killed by helicopter; Ball State alum returns to Muncie to promote memoir : Book details author’s childhood growing up on a hog farm; Japanese dinner draws more than 200 people : International event featured traditional foods, music, Judo; Career Fair to bring employers to campus : Students of all majors can discuss job, graduate options; Weapon of choice; September 11 vital to Bush campaign; Ball State’s Student Government Association : explained from the inside; Long distance relationships work with balance; Nation remembers September 11 attacks : Relatives visit ground zero, recite names of the 2,749 victims; Worshiping : Members of The Revolution church take their Sunday evening service to the University Green; Small earthquake shakes central Indiana; Officials say fire was racially motivated; Man crashes truck into Kendallville City Hall; Hurricane Ivan strikes Jamaica threatens direct hit on Kington : Prime Minister declares emergency, asks citizens to take shelter; New film about local band premieres tonight : Film made by students about students will be screened in Pruis; Desperate networks firing back with edgy new programs : Comedies, dramas aim to compete with less-bridled cable shows; Pearl Rhein; Television, internet draw young people from reading books : National Endowment for the Arts study finds steep decline in readers since 1980s; Cards can’t convert penalty shot, settle for second tie : Central defender took red card to knock out potential winning goal; Federer easily downs Hewitt for third major of year : First male to win three Grand Slams in one year since 1988; Cards get steamrolled : Purdue clicks on all cylinders, rolls up 599 yards on Ball State University; Ball State outclassed across the board; Team struggles at weekend matches : Cardinals drop fourth match in a row; Obras tabbed all-tourney; Marlins stomp cubs to split four-game series : Teams remain in thick of race for National League wild card; Lions end 24-game road losing streak : Detroit spoils Lovie Smith’s debut as Bears head coach 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:	2004-09-13
Created By:	McGrath, Cole
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/82165
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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