Ball State won the toss and deferred, then committed a facemask penalty on the ensuing kickoff. Western Michigan got the ball at their own 29-yard line to start the game.
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The Amazing Taste will include food, fashion and more from different cultures.
With colder weather coming, students will be depending on shuttle busses more for transportation. Eli Voyles asks students what to expect in the upcoming months.
Ball State’s rendition of “As You Like It” takes readers out of the Shakespearean comedy’s original setting and into 1990s Seattle during the height of the grunge period.
This weekend may be distracting for the Ball State men's golf team, with warm sand under their toes and the North Pacific ocean crashing waves onto the beach right next to them during their back swing.
Some students have received spam emails coming from what appear to be actual Ball State email accounts in the past couple weeks.
Upbeat music and red shirts filled the Atrium, along with balloons, cheerleaders and President Paul W. Ferguson for the campus’ second annual Thank a Donor Day.
In early November, a homegrown Ball State band will return to play at Be Here Now almost two and a half decades after forming.
Ball State will travel to Western Michigan University in a must-win game if it hopes to keep its bowl eligibility alive.
Anna Bowman is a senior English and telecommunications major and writes 'Film Annalysis' for the Daily News.
One member of the Panhellenic Council wants to start a discussion on campus on changing the expectations of beauty, starting with Beauty Awareness Week. Coordinator of the event Lesley Nickels said the week, sponsored by the Panhellenic Council, is open for everyone to participate in. The week starts Nov. 5.
When a new game is right around the corner, there is always the possibility of something getting leaked.
Kojima Studios Los Angeles has been closed by Konami. This was confirmed in an e-mail that was sent to Polygon yesterday.
The latest content update for Forza Motosport 6 includes a new Fallout 4 vehicle. The vehicle is a 1956 Ford F100.
@clingtoascheme Nina Freeman does not make simple games.
A recent study has shown that patients with schizophrenia may benefit more from motion sensing video games than from other forms of exercise. The study, which was published October 1 in the medical magazine Psychiatric Services, followed 16 schizophrenia patients during a 12 week intervention program. The agenda featured three one-hour sessions of aerobic exercise per week as treatment. Patients were given the choices of exercising using two treadmills, an elliptical exercise machine, a stationary bicycle, or an Xbox 360 with the Kinect motion-sensing device attached. Twelve of the sixteen patients completed the program. Altogether, they spent 39% of their time using the Xbox system, more than any other exercise equipment. The authors of the study reported that patients found “high acceptability and enjoyment rates related to use of the exercise video game system.” They added that the study’s results “provide preliminary support for the integration of such technologies into [aerobic exercise] training programs” for patients suffering from schizophrenia. Such patients have a higher risk of being sedentary than the general population. Registered nurse and PhD Heather Leutwyler, assistant professor in the Department of Physiological Nursing at University of California, San Francisco, told Medscape Medical News that video games are “an ideal way to help people of all ages with schizophrenia to become more active are.
Skype’s co-founders Ahti Heinla and Janus Friss have launched Starship Technologies, a company set on solving the “last mile problem” of delivery, the voyage from delivery hubs to your front doorstep.
According to a recent legal filing, Blizzard is finalizing a settlement with app developer Innovis Labs, which registered the Overwatch trademark in 2013 a year before Blizzard announced its venture into the first-person shooter genre. Innovis’ Overwatch is an app that “enhances airsoft, paintball, and first-person shooter gameplay” by adding radar, perks, and several other features through the players' smartphones. The terms of the upcoming settlement have not been released, but according to Stephen McArthur, an attorney in the video game industry who has been following the case, Blizzard stands to receive complete legal rights to the Overwatch name. ----- Source: Polygon Image: GameFront
Those warmer temperatures will be soon behind us when a cold front moves through our area tonight bringing rain and cooler temperatures with it.
