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  • Ball State University party shooting: what we know

    05/18/2019 1:04:56 PM PDT · by Kazan · 75 replies
    Vox ^ | May 18, 2019 | Rachel Withers
    At least seven people were injured, three in a life-threatening fashion, in a shooting near IndianaÂ’s Ball State University overnight. According to local NBC affiliate WTHR, the shooting occurred at a large off-campus house party, with shots fired inside the house around 12:45 am. Police say they are still working to piece together what happened, as most witnesses heard but did not see the shooting. What we know<P> The shooting happened around 12:45 am Eastern Standard Time after an argument escalated, leading one attendee to withdraw his gun and start shooting. Three victims sustained life-threatening injuries, including one of who...
  • In Reversal, Ball State Removes Name of Papa John's Founder

    08/20/2018 9:32:54 AM PDT · by jaydubya2 · 21 replies
    U.S. News ^ | Aug. 16, 2018 | AP
    <p>MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) — Ball State University's trustees have voted to remove the name of alumnus and Papa John's founder John Schnatter from a business institute because of his use of a racial slur.</p> <p>The board voted 8-1 Thursday to remove the name from the Institute for Entrepreneurship and Free Enterprise and return money donated by the Schnatter Family Foundation. The vote came nearly two weeks after the trustees issued a statement Aug. 3 supporting Schnatter .</p>
  • Muncie mayor extends ban to include U.S. flag

    08/24/2004 9:22:08 AM PDT · by robowombat · 24 replies · 789+ views
    WIPB, Muncie ^ | Aug 24, 2004
    Muncie mayor extends ban to include U.S. flag MUNCIE, Ind. Flags aren't allowed to be flown any longer at a city-run campground at Muncie -- including the U-S flag. W-I-P-B-T-V in Muncie reports that police today passed out notices at Prairie Creek Reservoir campground saying that all flags must come down. The U-S flag wasn't included in the city's original ban when it was imposed earlier this year. The city had banned Confederate flags and all others except U-S and P-O-W flags. The Indiana Civil Liberties Union filed a federal lawsuit against Muncie Mayor Dan Canan over the ban. Friday,...
  • Ball State Bonanza

    07/22/2014 8:03:13 AM PDT · by Academiadotorg · 4 replies
    Accuracy in Academia ^ | July 21, 2014 | Ethan Gaitz
    Bureaucratic ineptitude is nothing new to the American public (as well as the readership of AIA). It becomes almost invariably more difficult for an agency or institution to function smoothly once it reaches a certain size; unable to effectively conduct oversight of itself, expansive bureaucracy faces the constant nagging threat that some low or mid-level official will engage in unchecked and unmonitored behavior that could inflict serious institutional damage. ball state university This was the case at Ball State University, a public institution located in Muncie, Indiana. Ball State maintains that its “investments are preparing bright students to take advantage...
  • University Will Investigate Christian Professor’s Intelligent Design Class Following Atheist Furor

    05/21/2013 7:24:42 AM PDT · by kimtom · 15 replies
    www.theblaze.com ^ | May. 20, 2013 | Billy Hallowell
    Ball State University, a public institution in Muncie, Indiana, is purportedly looking into claims that a course centered around the subjects of creationism and intelligent design constitutes a violation of the separation of church and state. The college purportedly began its investigation after the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), a church-state separatist group, sent a letter of complaint regarding physics and astronomy professor Eric Hedin. Hedin’s offense? He apparently encourages students to read books by scientists, journalists and proponents who embrace intelligent design. The description of his course, as reported by World on Campus, claims that students will “investigate physical...
  • Family’s horror: Killer will go free (received degrees) - "retarded" saved him from death penalty

    03/05/2006 5:01:15 PM PST · by Former Military Chick · 38 replies · 1,409+ views
    Associated Press ^ | March 5, 2006 | Associated Press
    BUNKER HILL, Ind. -- Christopher Flauding was considered retarded. Now, 27 years after he killed a Merrillville woman, he's about to go free, a bachelor's degree in anthropology to his name. Flauding was 17 when he attacked Celia Villareal with a butcher knife as she walked into her far-Northwestern Indiana home. Now 44, Flauding disputes labels such as "borderline mentally retarded" and "a limited mind" that were attached to him -- and may have saved him from the death penalty. Defense attorneys used the 17-year-old Merrillville High School junior's mental state as part of its case to keep Flauding off...
  • KIDD AT PLAY: Ind. gun law passage is victory for Second Amendment

    03/15/2010 6:44:20 AM PDT · by marktwain · 4 replies · 412+ views
    bsudailynews.com ^ | 15 March, 2010 | Andrew Kidd
    In a world where the average citizen’s Second Amendment rights are constantly being undermined, we need all the help we can get. For the time being, we’re safe — at least in Indiana. Well, as long as you leave your firearm in your car at work or the government declares a state of emergency that leaves law enforcement and military resources stretched thin. On Feb. 22, the Indiana Senate voted 41-9 to pass House Bill 1065, also known as the Indiana Emergency Powers Bill. The bill prevents law enforcement and military personnel from confiscating legally owned firearms and ammunition from...
  • Ball State players under arrest

    10/18/2006 9:52:27 AM PDT · by Kimmers · 20 replies · 691+ views
    WTHR online ^ | Oct 18, 2006 | Chris Proffitt
    Muncie - Police say it started with a fire alarm at a Ball State University Dorm early Friday, and it led to the arrests of two football players. The students, 19-year-old cornerback Eulas Taylor and 18-year-old redshirt freshman linebacker Brandon Houston, are jailed on burglary charges. The pair is accused of stealing three laptop computers from two student rooms. Assistant Chief Bob Fey of the Ball State Police Department described the events of Friday morning. "One individual had thrown a package down to another individual and took off. They tried to make contact with him and he left the area....
  • Academic Monologues

    04/19/2006 11:31:56 AM PDT · by JSedreporter · 7 replies · 405+ views
    Accuracy in Academia ^ | April 19, 2006 | Julia A. Seymour
    Ruth Malhotra’s involvement in the College Republicans attracted attention from Georgia Tech where she is an International Relations and Public Policy major, when the CRs held a protest of The Vagina Monologues. The students had a sign with quotes from the Eve Ensler play [being shown on campus], and were ordered to white-out some of the quotes by university officials. When the CRs attempted to hold a diversity bake sale to call attention to Georgia Tech’s affirmative action policies they were shut down by campus police. Malhotra offered these recollections while speaking on a panel with other dissident students at...
  • Saturday essay: Leftist Studies

    01/08/2005 9:52:21 AM PST · by Willie Green · 8 replies · 544+ views
    The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review ^ | Saturday, January 8, 2005 | Dimitri Vassilaros
    The director of the "Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution" course at Ball State University is a music professor who teaches the saxophone. Politically correct indoctrination curriculum such as that is spreading across campuses faster than rumors of free beer at a frat party. Students for Academic Freedom is an organization with 135 chapters that challenges universities to provide education without political agendas. It seeks an immediate inquiry to ascertain whether the Ball State program is appropriately fulfilling its educational mission. Course instructors try to recruit students to accept their leftist agenda. It includes teaching empathy for the 9/11 terrorists. And...
  • McKinneys seek $100M (Ball State University Shooting)

    02/10/2004 6:47:35 AM PST · by Dr. Marten · 23 replies · 184+ views
    Ball State Daily News ^ | 02.10.04 | Jon Seidel
    The family of Michael McKinney has hired a Michigan lawyer, one of the nation's winningest in multimillion-dollar lawsuits, to file a $100 million federal civil rights lawsuit against Ball State University and University Police officer Robert Duplain. Geoffrey Fieger, of Southfield, Mich., will announce the lawsuit at a press conference this morning at a downtown law firm in Muncie. The suit will be filed in Indianapolis immediately after.
  • Majerus Hospitalized, to Resign After '04

    01/28/2004 10:57:08 AM PST · by Land_of_Lincoln_John · 1 replies · 154+ views
    AP via Yahoo! ^ | January 28, 2004 | DOUG ALDEN
    SALT LAKE CITY - Utah basketball coach Rick Majerus was hospitalized with heart problems and will resign after the season, the school announced Wednesday. Majerus, 55, felt chest pains Tuesday night and contacted a cardiologist in Santa Barbara, Calif., where he went for treatment. "He's stepping down, definitely, at the end of the season," Utah spokesman Mike Lageschulte told The Associated Press. "If he's doing better and can come back he will, but right now he definitely won't coach beyond this year." Assistant coach Kerry Rupp will take over coaching duties in the interim for Utah (15-5), which lost its...
  • Support our troops March 1, 2003 (Muncie, Indiana)

    02/25/2003 1:47:52 PM PST · by Enemy Of The State · 22 replies · 286+ views
    2.25.03
    Students from Ball State University will be kicking off a Support Rally for our Troops on March 1st @ 11:am at the Delaware County Government Center ( 100 W. Main ) Please come out and join us if you can. More details to come......