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Fan choice Player of the Year: Julie DeMuth

Fan choice Player of the Year: Julie DeMuth

About DeMuthSport: Women's basketball Class: Senior Position: Forward Hometown: Merrillville 2007-08 statisticsGames played: 28 Points per game: 11.5 Rebounds per game: 6.8 Blocks: 13 Steals: 26 Field-goal percentage: 42 percent 3-point percentage: 26 percent Free-throw percentage: 77 percent Accomplishments2007-08 women's basketball Academic All-Mid-American Conference teamTeam tri-captianRound one Defeated No.

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Fan choice Player of the Year: Julie DeMuth

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Recreation center to increase fees

Future Ball State University students will have to squeeze out more money to enjoy on-campus exercise facilities. Tom Morrison, associate vice president for business affairs, said although no student fee estimates have been approved, students should expect to pay about $100 per year to offset the cost of the Student Wellness and Recreation Center.
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Recreation center to increase fees

MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Ohio State sweeps Cards to win MIVA

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The No. 10 Ball State University men's volleyball team will have to wait at least another year before it wins its next conference championship.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Ohio State sweeps Cards to win MIVA

Students can vote before semester ends

With the May 6 Indiana primary less than two weeks away, Ball State University students who registered to vote in Delaware County can cast their ballots early this year. A new state law, in its first application, requires county clerk's offices to open 30 days prior to election day for early voting.
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Students can vote before semester ends

MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: MIVA title hopes still alive

As Patrick Durbin saw his match-winning kill hit the floor in-bounds, the senior outside attacker jumped multiple times and began to stomp his foot on the St. John Arena court in celebration. Arriving to Ball State University in the fall of 2003, Durbin advanced to his first conference tournament championship match Thursday after he had a career-high 30 kills in a four-game win against No.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: MIVA title hopes still alive


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