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BY THE NUMBERS
84,376
people were raped in 2012 in the U.S., according to estimations
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Undercover Colors develops functional nail product to detect date rape drugs in drinks, prevent assault
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is estimated to be the actual people reported being raped in Indiana in 2012 number of people raped in Indiana in 2012
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Panhellenic Council enforces regulations, recruitment policies
Sorority members also can’t speak with PNMs about their chapter before recruitment, or ask PNM’s friends what they think of their sorority. Danica Craig, president of Ball State’s Panhellenic ConferKARA BERG CHIEF REPORTER ence, said the regulations are in knberg2@bsu.edu place because there has to be a During the recruitment period, standard everyone adheres to. Ball State sororities have stricter The rules exist to make sure than normal regulaeach woman has her tions all the women own rushing expeONLINE must follow to avoid rience and isn’t atFor a look at the getting an infraction. tracted by anything Infractions are viola- full Panhellenic other than the conRecruitment tions of the rules set in versations with difplace by both the Na- Manual, go to ferent members. ballstatedaily.com tional Panhellenic ConThere are also speference and the Ball cific infractions that State Panhellenic Conference. prohibit putting lemon in waSome of the violations include ter, leaving a sorority’s room bad-mouthing other chapters, with a cup or napkin, or sayimplying bids to girls who are ing “See you later” to a womrushing and buying anything an who is rushing before she for Potential New Members, ac- leaves the room. cording to the Panhellenic ReSee INFRACTIONS, page 5 cruitment Manual.
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our students from North Carolina State University created a new nail polish that functions as more than a fashion choice — it detects date rape drugs in drinks. North Carolina alumni Ankesh Madan and Tasso Von Windheim and undergraduate students Tyler Confrey-Maloney and Stephen Gray developed the Undercover Colors to help empower women to protect themselves from sexual assault, according to the company’s Facebook page. The nail polish allows wearers to test their drinks for common date rape drugs, such as Rohypnol, Xanax, and GHB. If the drugs are present in the drink, the nail polish will change color. The product isn’t for sale yet and is still in the early See NAIL POLISH, page 5 development stages.
Ankesh Madan, Tasso Von Windheim, Tyler Confery-Maloney and Stephen Gray pose for a photo. The four North Carolina State University students created Undercover Colors to help protect women from sexual assault.
Sororities avoid rule infractions
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KARA BERG CHIEF REPORTER
OFFENSE STRUGGLES IN LOSS TO IOWA Late collapse leads to dramatic finish against Hawkeyes POLASKI CHIEF REPORTER | DAVID @DavidPolaski On the ground and through the air, the Ball State football team’s offense struggled against Iowa. Leading 13-10 with less than three minutes to go, Ball State running back Jahwan Edwards took two handoffs, the first to the right and the second to the left, going for a combined negative one yard. On third down, quarterback Ozzie Mann’s pass flew far to receiver Jordan Williams’ right, who was creating separation and had room for a first down if the pass was on target. The drive stalled, and Iowa went on to score the game winning touchdown. Mann finished the game with 15 completions on 30 attempts for 129 yards, no touchdowns, no interceptions
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TEAM COMPARISON Ball State Total Yards 219 Passing 129 Rushing 90 Turnovers 1
Iowa 455 342 113 2
and one fumble. Mann looked overwhelmed during portions of the game, not scanning through all his reads and firing passes short of his receivers. “There were some throws we made and some we didn’t make,” Ball State head coach Pete Lembo said. “The biggest thing was that we were off schedule. It isn’t easy to be a quarterback on third and long all the time.” Early in the game, Edwards had success running as the Iowa defense dropped back and respected the threat to
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Cornerback Quintin Cooper gets tackled by Iowa defensive lineman Drew Ott and defensive back John Lowdermilk on Saturday in Kinnick Stadium. Iowa defeated Ball State 17-13.
pass. Four of his first five runs went for at least six yards, and the Iowa defense adjusted to start playing
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