On Saturday the Ball State University women's basketball team lost to Indiana University in Worthen Arena despite leading for a majority of the game. While the loss hurts, the full effect of it won't be felt until March 9. That's a day known to NCAA basketball fans as "selection Sunday.
'Twas the night before Fruesday, when all through the bars Not a student was stirring to go move their cars; The bags were packed in the dorms with care, In hopes that Thanksgiving Break soon would be there; The freshmen were nestled all snug in their lofts, While visions of home-cooked meals danced in their thoughts; And seniors in apartments and profs in their caps, Had just settled down for long Fruesday's naps, When out in the Quad there arose such a clatter, I sprang from the Village to see what's the matter.
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10. Visit houses with porch lights on and beg for Fruesday candy. 9. Watch for Happy Friday Guy to make his rounds on campus, since it's a Tuesday pretending to be Friday. 9. Give free hugs at the Scramble Light as if it's a normal Friday. 8. Build a Mount Rushmore-esque monument portraying some of Ball State's most influential people -¡at the moment- President 7.
This week marks two special holidays. Not only do we get to celebrate Fruesday, the most anticipated Ball State University holiday of all time, but also a time-honored national holiday known as Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving gives us a time, as Americans, to have feelings of appreciation, or "give thanks," for all the little things in our lives that we enjoy and take for granted the other 364 days out of the year.
So you think you learned all about Thanksgiving in elementary school? Test your knowledge. What year was the first Thanksgiving celebrated? 1776 1492 1621 1616 What was the only drink the pilgrims had at their Thanksgiving feast? Wine Beer Water Whiskey How long did the first Thanksgiving celebration last? 1 day 2 days 3 days 4 days What president made Thanksgiving an official U.
Let's talk about sex, specifically gay sex, and more specifically, gay Republican sex. Let's talk about five men: Mayor Jim West of Spokane, Wash.; Rev. Ted Haggard; Idaho Sen. Larry Craig; Washington state legislator Richard Curtis; and GOP rising/falling star Tyler Whitney.
Congratulations! You made it! It is Thanksgiving Break 2007. If you are still a student at Ball State University, then chances are that you will make it through the entire semester, something not all students do. It is not going to be a yellow brick road, though, it will still be challenging.
Almost two weeks after elections, Muncie learned who will be its new mayor: Jim Mansfield. The Delaware County Election Board announced the democratic candidate beat Sharon McShurley by an 11-vote margin during a meeting on Friday. Neither candidate attended the meeting and could not be reached at home for comment during the weekend.
Ball State University students had the chance to discover the ghosts on and around campus through a haunted tour led by the anthropology club. The tours were late Friday and Saturday, which started at the corner of McKinley and Riverside avenues and made its way down University Avenue to its final stop: Guthrie Park near Ball Memorial Hospital.
Tracy Roller sat in her chair and leaned over the post-game press table as her hand rested on her chin, almost as if to catch the words as she spoke. Following her team's 76-71 loss to Indiana University, a contest in which Ball State University led by 16 in the first half, Roller looked more than bummed out.
The Mid-American Conference named four Ball State University soccer players to the Academic All-MAC team Friday. Seniors Angie Heyer and Sarah Leibel, and juniors Rachael Murphy and Emily Rein earned the honors. It is the first time that Ball State had four players named to the Academic All-MAC team.
As the newest addition to the Ball State University academic calendar approaches, some students are beginning to finalize their pre-Thanksgiving Break schedules to accommodate canceled classes. Some students intend on going to class, and others see Fruesday as a holiday in itself and a reason to skip class.
While the season is complete for most of the Ball State University cross country team, one runner has one race left. Sophomore Ali Bishel will compete at the 2007 Division I Women's NCAA Cross Country Championships at 12:55 p.m. today at the LaVern Gibson Championship Course in Terre Haute.
The Ball State University swimming and diving teams won more than half of the events en route to a win at the Dog Coers Invitational this weekend. The Cardinals won 22 of the 40 events at the two-day meet, defeating Grand Valley State University and the University of Findlay.
As the Deleware County Election Board meeting drew to a close on Friday, a Muncie resident stood up and addressed the board even though it was not on the meeting's agenda. Voter Robert Lewis, who lives in precinct 18, approached the board with a complaint about being treated unequally.
The Black Student Association was able to bring students together, even from far away universities, and gave them a forum to discuss topics such as the problems facing black students. BSA President Ebony Strong said the conference went well and students benefited a lot from the conferences, which included a fashion show on Friday and guest speakers on Saturday.
After experiencing her team's second loss of the season Saturday, Ball State University women's basketball coach Tracy Roller said it wasn't hard to figure out what her team must do to improve. "It doesn't take a genius to realize that Louisville scored 81 points, Indiana scored 76 and Wright State scored 52," Roller said.
Four players signed national letters of intent to play for the Ball State University softball team Friday. The players will join the team in 2009. Kim Mazzapica is a pitcher and outfielder from Palm Harbor, Fla. This summer she went 15-4 with an .073 earned run average with her club team.
Lacking a sense of urgency until late in the second half, Ball State women's basketball team lost its second game of the season Saturday night 76-71 to Indiana University. The Cardinals used a 20-4 run to take its biggest lead of the game, a 33-17 advantage with 6:38 remaining in the first half.
