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Meteorite
Research
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A grant from a research corporation is funding a
project at Indiana State University to look into the
makeup of meteorites... what is known as
cosmochemistry.
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Senator
Lugar visits Landsbaum Center
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Sen. Richard Lugar, who has devoted much time and
energy to the issue of healthcare in rural Indiana
towns, recently visited the Landsbaum Center for
Health Education as a symbol of his support. |
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Jerod
Adler
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Junior forward Jerod Adler is in his third season at
ISU and is looking forward to improving on an already
competitive season. |
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Kristen
Weddle
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Sophomore guard and Terre Haute South standout Kristen
Weddle is looking forward to fine tuning the defense
on the already strong women's squad. |
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Hoosier
Folklore Society
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Singer and storyteller Jean Ritchie recently presented
to the Hoosier Folklore Society, which is based at ISU. |
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Community
Music Center
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ISU's Community Music Center offers individual and
group lessons for children of all ages in piano,
voice, percussion, violin and other instruments. |
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Jake
Sams
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Junior forward Jake Sams is excited about the
challenges this year brings, both on and off the
court. |
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Melanie
Boeglin
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Sophomore guard and Terre Haute native Melanie Boeglin
has had a challenging start to the season, having just
recovered from knee surgery. But, she's ready to once
again be a strong leader for the lady Sycamore squad. |
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Darron
Evans
(1:41)
Sophomore forward Darron Evans is working toward being
a leading rebounder and a strong presence on the court
for the Sycamores.
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Billie
Creek Village partnership
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Sycamore Business Advisors, one of ISU's capstone
classes, recently developed a strategic plan for
Billie Creek Village, a not-for-profit historical
attraction in the heart of Parke County's covered
bridge country. |
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State
Farm Executive in Residence
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Three ISU alumni recently came to campus as State Farm
executives in residence on behalf of the School of
Business. They discussed career paths, real-world
applications, challenges and motivators for success. |
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David
Moss
(2:06)
Sophomore guard David Moss, last year's MVC Freshman
of the Year, is prepared for this season and all of
the extra on-court attention last year's honor is
bringing his way. |
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Coach
Rick Ray
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Assistant men's basketball coach Rick Ray is a key
player in researching and carrying out the strategies
of the team. |
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Cape
Grant
(1:42)
Nine Sullivan County schools are connected to each
other and ISU via fiber optic cables, thanks to a $5
million grant which is part of the Lilly Endowment's
Community Alliances to Promote Education (CAPE).
Students can take classes at other schools and earn
credit toward college as part of the program. |
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Career
Center's CareerLink
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ISU's new Career Center director -- alumnus Kent
Waggoner -- is looking forward to new ways of
assisting students in their job searches, including
the new Sycamore CareerLink, job fairs and other
networking opportunities.
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Lindsay
Galbraith
(1:38)
Junior forward Lindsay Galbraith is working with her
teammates to always improve against the competition.
She's proud of the fact that she followed in her
father's footsteps as a Sycamore athlete. |
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Stephanie
Lisch
(1:58)
Freshman guard Stephanie Lisch got everything she was
looking for at Indiana State. It was a perfect fit in
athletics and academics. |
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Russell
Trudeau
(1:50)
Red-shirted freshman guard Russell Trudeau doesn't
regret his time on the bench. It's resulted in a
better understanding of Coach Waltman's style, more
playing time and some chances to participate in the
starting lineup. |
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Founders
Day
(2:58)
Diane Adkisson Cargile, Class of '69, and Cynthia
Berry Powers, Class of '70, started the first African
American sororities at ISU -- Alpha Kappa Alpha and
Delta Sigma Theta. |
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Concert Choir
(2:09)
Fifty-two ISU students will be traveling to New York
City March 30 to April 6 to perform at Carnegie Hall
-- a once in a lifetime experience. |
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Ted
Morris
(1:38)
ISU's 6-10 sophomore center Ted Morris feels the wear
and tear of his battles in the paint, but he's ready
to do whatever he can to support the team. |
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Groundhog
Day Economic Forecast
(2:17)
Indiana's new Lt. Gov. Kathy Davis made news when
coming to campus for the first time Feb. 2 -- for
ISU's annual Groundhog Day Economic Forecast Breakfast
in Hulman Memorial Student Union. |
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March
Against Hate
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Despite the cold, many from the campus and Terre Haute
communities came out for a March Against Hate -- to
knock down the walls of hate, prejudice and
discrimination. |
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Erin
Hendrickson
(1:41)
Sophomore center Erin Hendrickson is proud to be a
part of the Sycamore basketball squad and to receive
such support from the fans and staff at ISU. |
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Tyson
Schnitker
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Robinson (Ill.) freshman Tyson Schnitker is stepping
up to soon assume the role as a starting point guard,
with lots of opportunities to prove himself on the
court. |
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Democratic
Convention
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Senior history major Amy Parkison and senior legal
studies major Jaimie Zibrowski will be serving as
organizational volunteers at this year's Democratic
National Convention -- a real hands-on learning
experience..
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College
Tech Prep
(1:47)
College Tech Prep Day is just one of several events
that ISU's School of Technology schedules to spread
the word about careers in technology. |
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ISU celebrates Women
in Sports Day
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Indiana State University celebrated the 18th annual
National Girls and Women in Sports Day with a guest
panel and reception in Heritage Lounge and Ballroom. |
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Eric
Gray
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Freshman guard Eric Gray came to ISU from Chicago, and
he's working hard to keep up with the fast pace of
conference play. |
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Anne
Thatcher
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Freshman forward Anne Thatcher has changed her
defensive style somewhat since coming to Indiana
State, but for the most part, she's stuck with her
winning ways. |
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Networks Summit
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Networks, ISU's financial services initiative funded by
a $20 million Lilly Endowment grant, hosted its first
major event in Washington, D.C. -- a two-day regulatory
reform summit. |
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Nikki Hall
(1:26)
Junior forward Nikki Hall gets a lot of energy from the
crowds that gather in ISU's Hulman Center for Sycamore
women's basketball. |
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Elliott Booe
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Clay City native and freshman walk-on Elliott Booe is
fulfilling his dream of playing Division 1 college
basketball, and he's proud to be playing at Indiana
State. |
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Softball
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Head softball coach Brenda Coldren and her players look
forward to an exciting season -- a season of rebirth --
at Indiana State. |
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Bird, Klueh jersey retirement
(2:49)
Two Sycamore legends had their jerseys retired -- the
first such event in ISU history -- before the match-up
against Northern Iowa University Feb. 28. Duane Klueh's
No. 54 and Larry Bird's No. 33 now hang on the wall of
Hulman Center. |
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ISU baseball
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Bob Warn and the baseball team are looking forward to a
challenging season. A lot of high-caliber players are
geared up to raise the bar on and off the field. |
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FBI Chief Robert Casey, Jr.
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Chief of FBI Intelligence Operations Robert Casey, Jr.,
knew after 9-11 that business processes and operations
were going to have to change. Casey, an ISU criminology
alumnus, was a vital part of those changes. |
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Playdough Economics
(1:47)
The Center for Economic Education at ISU recently hosted
a workshop to instruct area teachers on best practices
when teaching economics to grade school children. |
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Erik Larson and Christopher Kyle
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Terre Haute native and ISU alumnus Christopher Kyle
joined author Erik Larson for a discussion of Larson's
novel "The Devil in the White City" as part of the
University Speakers Series. |
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Senior Night
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ISU's final home game of the season was the perfect
opportunity to recognize three graduating seniors:
Marcus Howard, Wilfred Antoine and Catrell Green. |
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ISTEP
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Using creative problem solving to build better and
stronger general education plans is one way consultants
with Indiana State University's Blumberg Center are
working to help area teachers improve students' ISTEP
scores as part of a pilot program. |
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Dedicated to medicine and athletics
(2:05)
Junior physics major/pre-med student Jake Sams takes his
academics as seriously as he does his position as
forward on the Sycamore men's basketball team. But, in
most cases, coursework wins out. |
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Hall of Fame Induction
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Seven individuals and one team were honored as part of
the 11th class of inductees in Indiana State
University's Athletics Hall of Fame. |
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Diabetes: Prevention is the key
(3:17)
Collaboration between Indiana State University and area
health care providers is helping some rural diabetes
patients live healthier, more productive lives, while
providing students with valuable research opportunities. |
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African Global Night
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Students, staff and community members gathered for
African Global Night at ISU's Hulman Memorial Student
Union -- a fun way to sample the culture, music and food
of Africa. |
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Dave Barry
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Author and humor columnist Dave Barry visited ISU's
campus and rocked the house with laughter for the more
than 1,200 in attendance at ISU's Tilson Auditorium. His
visit was part of the 2003-2004 University Speakers
Series. |
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Biomechanics Research
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For years, ISU Physical Education Professor Al Finch has
worked closely with U.S. Olympic athletes to analyze
their performance in track and other sports. His
students at ISU benefit from his work by collaborating
with him on research projects and gaining hands-on
experience in the field. |
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Technology at ISU
(3:53)
A variety of technologies are being implemented and
utilized in classrooms across campus (and beyond) --
making teaching and learning more fulfilling and
rewarding for everyone. |
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Updated
March 30, 2004
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