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YEAR IN REVIEW
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES
A night of Fun. PAGE 6 Muncie Gras beats weather PAGE 7 Late Nite Carnival PAGE 7 Students become walking dead PAGE 7 Squeaky clean fun PAGE 8 Losing sleep over cookies PAGE 8 Dance Marathon raises record funds PAGE 9 “Harlem Shake” it up PAGE 9
NEWS
Oprah visits campus PAGE 10 Gov. Pence gets innaugurated PAGE 11 Professor runs Boston Marathon PAGE 19 Arrests by Excise increase PAGE 19
SPORTS
Ball State goes bowling PAGE 20 Expanding facilities PAGE 21 Men’s volleyball’s season PAGE 22 Women’s basketball makes WNIT PAGE 25 Ball State welcomes a new men’s basketball coach PAGE 25 Maloney returns to boost baseball program PAGE 26 Ball State softball continues breaking records PAGE 26
BALL STATE SET THE STAGE, NOW WE NEED TO PERFORM This will likely be the last thing I ever write for the Ball State Daily News. After four years of writing, reporting and putting together around 300 different stories, editing other reporters’ work on a nightly basis, leading a staff in the best way I could and making sure this newspaper covered what mattered to its audience, I’m done. I think we all have experiences in college that define ourselves as students. There are nursing majors that wake up at ridiculous hours in the morning to take clinical shifts every week, education majors that student teach at different schools around Muncie and art majors that strive each day to just make people tap into their deepest feelings through something they created. By the end of our time in college, we all hope to be satisfied with how prepared we are for our career. I know the countless interviews and long nights in the newsroom will pay off for me. But I still regret a lot about my time at Ball State. My senior year especially showed me that. We as students were lucky enough to have events like Fun., Life in Color and Dave + Oprah come to Ball State throughout the year. And those are only the highlights. Sure, I went to a few of those. I even paid $100 to get a ticket to see Oprah when I realized I would hate myself if I didn’t go. But I only made the commitment to see and do as much as I could during my senior year, when I didn’t have much time left to enjoy those experiences. As a member of the Daily News, I often made excuses to avoid going to shows or hanging out with my friends. At the time, it was either doing that or
getting a couple extra hours of sleep. Guess what? I don’t care about any extra hours of sleep anymore. But I do care about the memories, or lack thereof, I made at this school. And no matter what year you’re in, you should, too. It’s obvious that Ball State is trying to build a better identity for itself by hosting such high-profile events in the past few years. Students’ apathetic attitudes have been a problem at Ball State for decades, and the university wants to end it. If you need an example, just look at the physical changes that have been made recently or will be made soon. Residence halls have been renovated and built, and new athletic facilities are scheduled to follow. The renovations made to North Quad still look beautiful, so I’d expect the same for the ones made to the Applied Technology Building and Teachers College. Ball State is trying to beautify this campus. It’s trying to develop pride in its students, and push them to like going to this school and to get involved. My parents once told me that college would be the most fun of my entire life. It has certainly lived up to that billing, but I feel like it could have been so much better if I had taken some time to just enjoy it. As watered down as it may sound after hearing it from your own parents for years, take it from a graduating student: Don’t make the same mistakes I made. This is our time to get the most out of life. The administrators at Ball State have given students more ways than ever to make lifelong memories. It’s up to you to make them happen.
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Students cheer as they are coated in paint from the Life in Color concert on Nov. 12, 2012. The event, which transformed Worthen Arena into a dayglow night club, used gallons of vivid paint that was sent it flying into the crowd.
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FEATURES
MUNCIE GRAS BARES IT ALL
A woman is cheered on as she flashes her breasts while riding the mechanical bull at Muncie Gras. In Mardi Gras tradition, men and women who flashed the crowd, despite the nippy 40 degree weather, were thrown beads. Downtown bars, such as The Heorot, The Silo, Columbia Theatre, Doc’s Music Hall and Fickle Peach, fueled the night with domestic drafts and craft brews.
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DN FILE PHOTO JONATHAN MIKSANEK
Students wait in line for the Ferris wheel during the Late Nite Carnival. The ride closed for a stretch of time due to bad weather. While Late Night Carnival is a spring event, it resembled more of a winter wonderland on April 21. On-and-off showers of freezing rain, snow and ice pellets had rides shutting down throughout the night. However, the fair-food vendors, rides, games and live musical acts brought 5,140 attendees to the event. Senior public relations major and Late Nite Carnival publicity coordinator Kelsey McPheeters said normally 8,000 students attend the carnival.
John Lee stares down the camera while in make-up on March 23. However, this make-up wasn’t about beautification; it created the appearance of an undead epidemic. There were several species of zombies, such as jocks, nurses, soldiers and TV hosts, during the walk. The Muncie Zombie Walk was hosted by Scarevania Haunted House and Grace Village Campus Ministry.
DN FILE PHOTO BOBBY ELLIS
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SQUEAKY CLEAN FUN Freshman Austin Gorman crawls though bubbles in the foam pit. On Aug. 28, 2012, a 30-by-30 foot inflatable tub filled with foam was set up in the Noyer Bowl. This was one of the week-long events of Rock the Halls Week, hosted by the Residence Hall Association. Other events during Rock the Halls week included a highlighter party, a movie screening at Lewellen Aquatic Center and tailgating at Scheumann Stadium.
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Participants in the 2013 BSU Dance Marathon dance during the 24-hour-long event on Feb. 16. Dance Marathon raised twice as much in 2013 than it did the previous year. The event raised $196,228 for Riley Children’s Hospital and 1,316 students participated, compared to 719 in 2012. Those that had been treated at Riley Children’s Hospital spoke throughout the event.
About 220 participants dance in the middle of the Scramble light on Feb. 13 to film a “Harlem Shake” video. Students gathered include Ball State in recreating the popular viral video. Charlie Cardinal, a cut -out of the Dos Equis “Most Interesting Man in the World” and a giant banana were all in attendance, flailing to the “Harlem Shake.” The video has more than 71,400 views. It isn’t Ball State’s only crack at the “Harlem Shake.” The swimming and diving team did an underwater frenzy and BSU Tonite raved in a classroom.
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‘JUST MY LIFE’ NEWS
Oprah Winfrey laughs at a joke David Letterman made during their talk on Nov. 26, 2012. Tickets for the event in John R. Emens Auditorium were sold out, and the conversation was streamed in Pruis Hall and the L.A. Pittenger Student Center for those who didn’t receive tickets. Before the 4 p.m. talk, Letterman and Winfrey arrived at the David Letterman Media and Communications Building to greet students and record an interview for Winfrey’s show, “Next Chapter.”
DN FILE PHOTOS BOBBY ELLIS
LINING UP FOR OPRAH The overhang in front of the Emens Auditorium Box office is packed with sleeping students as they camp out for tickets. Tony Proudfoot, associate vice president of Marketing and Communcations, said all students who waited in line overnight were assured tickets to the event. The University Police Department was called twice during the evening, once for an intoxicated girl who became sick and once for water balloons that were thrown at people in line. Oprah Winfrey dances on stage after the talk with David Letterman. More than 3,000 students attended the conversation at John R. Emens Auditorium.
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Gov. Mike Pence gives his inaugural address. The governor expressed admiration for former Gov. Mitch Daniels, saying that no one could ever replace him. “On behalf of a grateful people, I thank you and Cheri for all your service, for leaving our state the fiscal and administrative envy of the nation,” Pence said. “You leave office the most respected governor in America.”
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You make us so proud in everything you do. You have accomplished so much for your age. Keep striving for your goalsyou can do anything you set your mind to!
Love Always,
Mom, Dad, Trevor and Lindsey
Andrea Coffel Every day you continue to amaze us with your achievements, character and love. We couldn’t be more proud of you, and we look forward to what’s in store for your future! Congratulations on this milestone, and best wishes!
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2013 BSU GRADS Chelsea Elise Durham A little over 22 years ago, we signed on the dotted line that we would love you and support you and guide you…just basically do anything you needed us to do! You have been our princess, our cheerleader, our joy, sometimes a little difficulty, but always our precious daughter.We congratulate you on all your accomplishments, and we look forward to seeing you realize more dreams. You have made the most of your four years as a Cardinal (to say the least…Chirp! Chirp!). More exciting experiences await you. Embrace the challenges and the opportunities equally… And always remember how proud we are to call you our daughter. Love you,
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Many, Many Years, We were given the awesome opportunity to watch you in football. A goal for a small town boy was achieved and fulfilled. We are so excited and blessed to watch the direction that God will lead you after graduation.
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Ashley Gayle Lentz, God bless you on your graduation and always! We are so proud of you! With love, Your family
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You went from an average high school student to being an outstanding college student earning a double major with honors! We could not be more proud of you.
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We wish you luck. We wish you prosperity. And we wish you'd get a job!
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Catherine Greis, “Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.” With Pride and Love, Mom, Dad and Diana
Congratulations Broderick “Brody” Goodnight !!! Academic Honors CumLaude B. A. in Telecommunications We are so proud that you are succeeding at pursuing your life’s visions. You truly deserve all the unsurpassed happiness and achievements the future holds for you. Love, Mom, Devon and Steve Piper Bancroft, Congratulations to our new nurse! The legacy continues! We are so proud! Mom, Mike and Blaire
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2013 BSU GRADS Congratulations to the All the Graduates of “The Pink House”.
Alex, Catherine, Claire, Courtney, Kassie, Kelsey, Kenan, and Nikki. Good Luck Chasing Your Dreams Beyond BSU Love You All, “Mom” and “Dad” Greis
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Ashley, we are so proud of your diligence and hard work. It has been so rewarding to watch you tackle the college experience by immersing yourself in all that college had to offer. The lessons learned, people met, and friendships made will stick with you forever. Your future success will be determined by however you choose to define it and we know that you will accomplish whatever you set your mind to. We love you!
Justin Friend You did it! I’m so proud of you. You made me the proudest mom in the world! I love you!
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Congrats! We couldn’t ask for a better influence. Best wishes for all of your future endevors. You make us proud!
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Ian, Congrats on your graduation. It’s been a pleasure working with you these past few years. We hope Nap Town treats you as well as you’ve treated us. Good luck! From The Daily News Staff
Upon your Graduation, Kolleen, Thank you for all of your hard work and determination. It’s been a pleasure working with you. Good luck in Texas! From The Daily News Staff
Hold your memories in one hand, but leave the other open... for your life is just beginning, and the world that awaits you is endless. You have been such a wonderful addition to to the DN family. Chase your dreams and keep shining. -Your DN Family
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BOSTON BOMBING Emergency personnel assist victims at the scene of a bomb blast during the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013. Two bombs exploded approximately 10 seconds apart at the finish line of the marathon, killing three people and injuring more than 170. On April 19, Watertown, Mass., authorities captured suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev a day after his brother Tamerlan was shot and killed during an exchange with police. In initial interviews following his capture, Dzhokhar said he and his brother were motivated by extreme Islamist beliefs. MCT PHOTO
Melissa McGrath, an assistant professor of speech language pathology, has a photo taken by her husband at mile 17 of the Boston Marathon on April 15. McGrath was 3 miles away from the finish line when the bombs exploded. The mom of three was running to raise money for The Melanoma Foundation of New England, Inc. McGrath was diagnosed with malignant melanoma in July of 2010 and underwent three surgeries. PHOTO PROVIDED BY MELISSA MCGRATH
EXCISE CRACK DOWN
DN FILE PHOTO COREY OHLENKAMP
Excise Officer Brandon Thomas and other police officers respond to an underage student who blew a .208 for her blood alcohol content on Oct. 13, 2012. Indiana State Excise officers arrested 19 people on 23 charges during Homecoming Weekend. Eighteen minors were arrested on 21 charges, including illegal possession of alcohol, illegal transportation of alcohol and various traffic violations. The Intensified College Enforcement program to reduce underage drinking launched at the university in February 2012.
Excise Officer Brandon Thomas looks over a selection of fake IDs to explain the key elements police look for to spot a fake. Telling signs include the texture of the card, lack of readability, missing holograms and the sweaty palms of the card holdernervousness is a give-away. Thomas said that fake IDs have been on the rise, especially in college towns, and he’s not the only one catching on. Chris Johnson, general manager of Muncie Liquors on Riverside Avenue, had a collection of 19 fake IDs he confiscated on a board labeled “Premature Customers.” DN FILE PHOTO COREY OHLENKAMP
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SPORTS
CARDS GO BOWLING
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Senior tight end Zane Fakes lays on the ground after an incomplete pass in the second half of the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. Ball State fell to Central Florida 38-17, making Ball State 0-5 in bowl games. It was Ball State’s first bowl game since 2008. The Cardinals’ appearance in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl marked the eighth in school history. Junior quarterback Keith Wenning returned from injury to throw for 217 yards and two touchdowns in a losing effort as Central Florida defeated Ball State 38-17.
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President Jo Ann Gora dances with Ball State fans after an afternoon of competition between the Ball State Pride of Mid-America Marching Band and the University of Central Florida Marching Knights. The two teams’ marching bands performed in a Battle of the Bands on the beach. Ball State students participated in festivities in the days leading up to the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. Ball State students also beat Central Florida in the tug-ofwars and the eating contests.
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NEW PRACTICE FACILITIES ANNOUNCED President Jo Ann Gora speaks at the press conference announcing Ball State’s goal to renovate a large number of its sports facilities. The name of the project is “Cardinal Committed.” Of the $20 million goal for the project, more than $12 million has already been raised. Ball State plans to run the campaign through December 2014. All of the money will come from donations. Ball State looked to other Mid-American Conference schools for inspiration on what to build. Some of the announcements are a new practice facility for the basketball and volleyball teams, allowing private practice for one of the teams at any time. The baseball and softball diamonds will have new team rooms and public restrooms. DN FILE PHOTO JONATHAN MIKSANEK
RENDERINGS COURTESY OF BALL STATE ATHLETICS
RENDERINGS COURTESY OF BALL STATE ATHLETICS
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Tommy Rouse receives the ball during the third set. Rouse had 11 total receives during the game and made five assists. Rouse led the team with 272 digs in the 2012-13 season, which was higher than the 228.5 digs he averaged in his first two seasons. He led Ball State with 2.92 digs per set in his junior season. DN FILE PHOTO COREY OHLENKAMP
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The Cardinals closed the regular season on a 12-match win streak, bringing their overall record to 20-5. Ranked No. 9 in the country, Ball State entered the MIVA tournament as the No. 3 seed and advanced to the semifinal round where they fell to Loyola, 3-1.
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MEN’S BASKETBALL COACH ANNOUNCED
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New men’s basketball coach James Whitford fields press questions after the conclusion of the formal press conference April 10. Whitford was announced as the 19th head coach in Ball State’s history, replacing Billy Taylor after his firing. Whitford began his first day with a meet-and-greet with Ball State students in the Atrium before meeting Muncie locals at the YMCA.
BALL STATE MAKES WNIT
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The Ball State women’s basketball team waves to the crowd after their 53-48 victory over Northern Iowa. The team progressed to the WNIT’s ‘Sweet 16.’ Ball State advanced in March despite its roster of nine active players. After starting the season 3-10, it ended with a 17-15 record, its best since the 2008-09 season. Ball State won two games in the WNIT before losing to Kansas State. It also earned the No. 2 seed in the MAC.
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SPORTS Freshman Nicole Steinbach pitches the ball against Western Michigan. Steinbach threw five complete game shutouts on her way to setting a team-best ERA. She led the team in strikeouts and held opposing hitters to the lowest batting average of any Ball State pitcher. Steinbach was named Mid-American Conference West pitcher of the week five times.
RECORD BREAKING
Junior Jennifer Gilbert receives a high-five as she rounds third after her home run. The left fielder set the Ball State singleseason home run record with 19 in 2012-13. Gilbert also became the Mid-American Conference’s all-time career RBI leader on April 12. The Cardinal offense rallied around Gilbert’s play to claim a MAC-best batting average.
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NEW COACH, NEW SEASON Senior Matt Johnsen delivers his pitch against Bowling Green. The Ball State baseball team won 14 out of 50 games in 2012. In Rich Maloney’s first season as Ball State coach in 2013, his team had matched the win total in its first 28 games. Their rotation is led by sophomore Scott Baker, a 6-foot4, right-handed pitcher. DN FILE PHOTO JONATHAN MIKSANEK
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Lovely 1 bdrm apt. Fenced yard, off street parking, 1 mile on bus line , Avail. now, 288-3480 or 702-9269
**2 bd apt. 216 North Dill Street** $450/month, Aug to Aug, W/D, 765-730-3365
Aug. Lease, 3 bdrm, 2 ba., $975/ mo.,utils. includ. A/C, no pets. 924 Marsh. Call 282-7332, 713 3636
1-8 blk to BSU 1,2,3,& 4 brd Apts. for rent. No Pets. Some with W/D Call 289-3971
LUXURY 3 & 4 APTS. individual leasing, FREE cable, internet & tanning! ZERO DOWN, Furn. apts avail. Pets ok. 289-2023. www.univestates.com
109 N. Martin, 1 bdrm. Rent includes util. Avail. Aug.1, ʻ13. Call Tom at 765-730-3471. Leave message and number. 109 N. Martin, 2 bdrm. Rent $600 includes util. Avail. Aug.1,ʻ13. Call Tom at 765-730-3471. Leave message and number. 2 & 3 bed avail summer semester short term lease call Kelly 765-730-3991, off strt prkng, C/A
2 bdrm, last one avail, 1215 W. Wayne, 750/mo, util & cable prov. Laundry, no pets, 765 744 9405 3 bd apt, all util pd. 310/pers. Aug to Aug, W/D, D/W, AC, 1806 W Adams, 744-4649, 358-4924 3 bdrm apt & 4 bdrm, gas, heat, eltc, 2 ba ea. W/D. $295/person call 749 0467, www.bsurents.com
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**Nice large 5 bdrm, 2 kitch. 2 bath C/A, W/D, off st. park 765-228-8458 or 765-749-4688. 2 bdrm 211 N. Calvert. $350/ea util included. W/D. Call 765-434-3640. Please leave message. 2 bdrm house. 1416 W. Bethel $650/mth + utls.
House for Rent 5bdr 2ba, 2 Kitch, full basement, $300/m per/pers + utils 1429 W. Gilbert 765-284-9764 Large 3 Bdrm, 1 block from campus, A/C, $325/mo, all utilities included, Aug. lease. Call 760-4434 New house, 4 or 6 bdrm, 6 bath, A/C, W/D, D/W, parking available, 204 N. Martin,$350/ea./mo. Aug. lease 765-228-5866
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Nicest houses on campus. Many extras. Even a 6 bdrm. Also student parking available. Call 286-5216.
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VERY NICE 1,2,&3 bdrm homes and Apts near campus. May&Aug Leases, taycorpinvestments.com for info and appointments call Cedric, 765-281-0049 Very nice 2/3 bdrm house, south college, well insulated, efficient gas heat, A/C, 288-3480 or 702-9269 Very Nice!!! 6 bdrm newer house. 825 University, $325/ea. + utilities. Aug.2013. lease 744-5600
Walk to BSU, Nice, near arena Lrg 3 or 4 bdrm, 2 ba., D/W,W/D off-st. prkg, Aug. lse, no pets. 212-7104 317 522 6734, 1801 N. Rosewood Want Suite Dreams in Jackson Manor? Close to everything, renovated duplex w/ the best, will make you move! All app. incl. d/w W/D & fireplace www.bsurentals.info or Call 765-749-5646
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