2010-01-11 Ball State daily news, Vol. 89, No. 63

2010-01-11 Ball State daily news, Vol. 89, No. 63

Lopes, Vinnie

1/11/10

Goragets contract extension: Board of Trustees approves additional 2 years for president; (De)construction: Ball State University: alum starts company to reuse building materials; Ball State University student starts can drive for Animal Rescue Fund: Students can donate in Atrium; proceeds help operating costs; Blue Loop returns for cold months of spring; Accounting program nationally ranked by professor's survey; Hit the refresh button; Charlie's Charter is not that creepy; Memories more important than building's functions; Glitch forces emergency landing at New Jersey airport: Failed landing gear causes scare as no one aboard was hurt; College of Architecture and Planning recognized for practicing social justice; College of Architecture and Planning students work on award winning project; Ball State University approves new cast degree; Maintaining campus easy during break: No students means no distraction for maintenance crews; Board passes teacher licensing rule changes despite schools' opposition: Bennett proud of final product even with compromises; GOP: Dems display double standard: Republicans angry with Reid's apology for racial remarks; Summer construction to block Student Center south entrance; Ball State drowns out rest of field in home invitational: Cards win 10 of 12 events over Valparaiso, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis in relay invite; Men's, women's teams streaky over break; Ball State coach hopes schedule extension rule is upheld by National Collegiate Athletic Association: Beals says northern schools benefit from extra week in season; Ball State sets early tone in own invitational; Cardinals open season with loss: Ball State University can't hold final rotation lead, falls to Western Michigan; Five former Ball State University stars to be elected to Hall of Fame: All 5 athletes were dominant in their sports in the 1990s; Knit wit: Take this winter to learn a hobby that might help to keep you a little warmer; Indiana graduation rate up: Four-year high school graduates up more than 3 percent from 2007-08; 'Chaos and joy' hits NYC subway: Hundreds strip down for 9th annual No Pants Subway Ride; Lawmakers to consider changes to alcohol laws: Proposals unlikely to be approved in General Assembly; Mishawaka police officer dies; Laura Bush to speak at Ivy Tech; Police find dead woman, explosives; Gas prices up 14 cents over 3 weeks: Indiana gas prices 11 cents above national average; South Bend cell phone ban yields few citations: 13 tickets issued from August to December by only 8 officers

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