1991-08-19 Ball State daily news Roll Call, Vol.71 , No. 1

Easterner (Muncie, Ind.); Ball State news; Ball State daily news; Ball State University daily news; Daily news (Muncie, Ind.)

Description:	Trustees approve tuition increase; Condoms now available in residence halls; Gorbachev out as Soviet Union president; Health educator recommends three condoms; Mexican elections test mood of country; Welcome : Now that youre here, take advantage of it; Opening comments from the editor; Cuomo could be planning while shaving; Peace talks progress will take time; Italian nationalists kill two immigrant workers; Photographer claims Tyson bodyguard grabbed camera; Staff helps to smooth move-in; Progress made on Lucina and Burris projects; Thomas Morrison named new director of athletic facilities; Fort Wayne residents frightened by shootings; Man recovering following heart transplant error; University officials receive cards bought with General Fund money; Dill Street Bar and Grill to offer Soho pub atmosphere; Endangered birds returning to New England beaches; School survives with few pupils; Doherty, Lynch, Cuomo and Klugman talk about life; New arena gains outer shell, while completion on schedule; Columnists ready for action after stagnate summer break; Reds edge Giants 403, extend winning streak; Cuban boxers shatter medal record; Pan Am Games end with joy, disappointment; Pro players expected to garner Olympic gold mine; Television rights new rules lead college football reforms; Sampras upsets Becker for United States Hardcourt title; Summer 1991; Comedic coach scores big at dinner; Old discipline becomes newest university major; Coalition opens new child care center; Student Life gets new life in reorganization; College towns hold little appeal after college; Thefts no stranger to campus; Increased enrollment aids business; Village business association still alive and well; Hype stressed by merchants; After the cartoons of summer have gone…; Akron gets bid from Mid-American Conference presidents; Mens track, despite home field advantage, takes eighth in Mid-American Conference; Women outdo pas performances, place third in Mid-American Conference championships; Hoover retires from Middletown position; Scholarships get lessened; Changes approves for substance policy; Daily News survey expresses concern over student fee incongruity; Calendar change hinders comparison; Campus becomes stage for young festival actors; [?]an Grateful for concert trip; ‘Everybodys people at local record store; Lesbian and Gay Student Association takes part in Circle Celebration; Fraternities quiet down in the summer; Time killin sun exposin activities; Romance dies young in the summer box office, terminated by action; Police, neighbors clash with hemp celebrants; Eiden takes over as new manager; Issue benched at council meeting; Hep-speak : A guide to the lingo of Ball State; Whos who at Ball State University; Late book orders make problems; Law provides means to combat landlords; Some more things to remember while youre here; Are you a freshman?; A survival guide for the lovable frosh; Who they are, where theyre from; Returning items can be dangerous game; Just what is ‘College Music?; Funding approvals reach record high; General Studies get studied; Drop/Add can consume time; New recycle system should haul less air; Students learn Wellness life; Europe to meet Midwest; Students aided in job search; Inmates enrolled in classes; A few things to remember while youre here 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:	1991-08-19
Created By:	Wilson, Steve
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/91687
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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