2004-10-29 Ball State daily news, Vol. 84, Issue 47

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Description:	The final push : The race heats up as Bush and Kerry pull out all the stops; Technology alerts students of free washing machines : Residents can check to see if laundry is done, use Cardinal Cash to pay; Events invite families to get to know Ball State University : Weekend to include open houses, dinners, carillon concerts, games; More mold turns up in LaFollette Complex : Laboratory expects results from air-quality tests in about a week; Data shows geologic activity on Saturn moon : Spacecraft sends pictures depicting liquids on surface; Meth cases increase by 200 percent in 5 years : Task force suggests several changes needed to reduce rate; Police search for man who fled stop; Gay author speaks on discrimination : Eric Marcus shares history of gay rights movement, choices; University Program Board hosts annual Halloween party : Group plans activity for children, family of faculty members; Task force says school discriminates students; ‘The Endorsement’; Head to head : Two columnists argue their votes, their reasons and their doubts; Kerry demonstrates bipartisan abilities; The Cold Warrior vs. the Bold Warrior; Justice triples number of poll watchers : More than 1,000 observers will oversee elections in 25 states; Federal Election Commission’s rules candidates can raise money for recounts : Informal statement applies to presidential, congressional runners; 11,000 people registered in two places : O’Bannon still included on rolls of voter registrations; Focus on the issues; Bill fails; draft still major topic for college students; Current low economy, lack of jobs create factors for presidential, gubernatorial races; Candidates focus on making college tuition more affordable for students, families; Battle for same-sex marriage continues; Many Students unaware of possible lack of Social Security funding for future generations; Art Museum sponsors Halloween party : Activities for all ages, refreshments, live music will be available; Sigma Phi Epsilon sponsors haunted house : Chain saw-wielding actor gives patrons frightening send-off; Ball State student played under coach portrayed in ‘Lights’ : Says film was loyal to characters, West Texas landscape; Be the Bush; Cut out Kerry; The delicious taste of fashion; Northern rushes into Ball State University : Huskies lead Mid-American conference with 222 yards per game on the ground; Ball State media members give their picks for the game; Cards’ graduate rate tops Division 1-A; Stadium fundraising to be announced; Cardinals return home looking to build momentum : Team has pair of games before league tournament play; Ball State in good position to defend first league title : Despite losing just one runner, Cards were picked third; Ball State University drops regular-season finale : Women will travel to one of three Michigan schools for tourney: Ball State wants to avoid letdown with Buffalo, Kent State visiting : Team has one nine matches in a row, leads the Mid-American Conference West 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:	2004-10-29
Created By:	McGrath, Cole
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/82538
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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