2003-03-19 Ball State daily news, Vol. 82, Issue 122

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Description:	Saddam mocks ultimatum : Iraqi leader says he will stay, United States troops prepare for combat; Many question religion : Mormons struggle with credibility after kidnapping connection; Muncie prepares for war, red alert status, terrorism : Area schools don’t plan to close if risk level elevates to red; Indiana considers wartime security : State, city officials discuss plans if terrorists strike; Charges on Cook dropped : Volleyball player cleared after February arrest; Farmer holds protest on tractor : Man claims he has explosives; police unaware of cause; Department to honor reporter at luncheon; Faculty wants representative on Ball State University Board of Trustees : Opponents argue faculty would hold specific interests; Bop it; Threat at chemical plants not addressed : The plants could be turned into weapons of mass destruction; Formula calculates cancer risk : The formula takes many factors into consideration; Airports increase security precautions; Red alert; Owning arcade game defeats purpose, magic of video gaming; McDonald’s food : Convenient, tepid, American delicious; University closings should be cautious; Kidnapping charges filed in Smart case : Details revealed of girl’s ordeal with ‘prophet’; Poll : Favorable views of United States dive; House pushes Amber Alert : Senate unlikely to pass child protection measure; Blair wins support on Iraq; Underwater adventure : Eight scuba and sailing club members explore Florida’s waters during Spring Break; Groups want to ban equipment with arsenic; Hormone use can increase breast cancer; Power outage causes drug mix-up; Threat of war cancels Major League Baseball season-opener in Japan : Athletics, Mariners were set to play on March 25-26; Poor field conditions cancel home game; Ball State team travels to Valparaiso today; Cook named Mid-American Conference Golfer of the Week; Hughes named nation’s top amateur athlete; National Collegiate Athletic Association says continuing tournaments ‘in the best interests of the country’ : Game times, venues, formats won’t be changed; ESPN to maintain full slate of women’s games : Taking on men’s games won’t affect women’s coverage; Bulldogs take play-in game : University of North Carolina-Ashville pulls away from Texas Southern in overtime; Manhattanville’s Smith exercised First Amendment right with her protest; Rain dampens tennis team’s journey west Issue number out of sequence. 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:	2003-03-19
Created By:	Seidel, Jon
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/83868
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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