The year is 1967. A 2-year-old Mark Racop sits in front of the television, eyes bright as he takes in the action, the music and the color of his favorite show, “Batman.” Adam West, who played Batman, jumps into the Batmobile as the theme song plays in the background. Racop vowed someday he would own that car.
Not many defenses in college football hold teams to under 300 yards of offense.
Ball State has changed its honors class review policy after an honors colloquium class received flak for teaching religious ideas.
Tuesday’s governmental shutdown will affect veterans across Ball State relying on benefits from Veteran Affairs Services.
By now, everyone has noticed the construction in the Village. I have the misfortune of passing it every day.
Malachi Randolph has been back on campus for three weeks since he resigned as Student Government Association president, and he said the threats seemed to have subsided.
Muncie should see little effect due to the government shutdown.
Ball State employees launched their United Way Campaign with a kickoff luncheon.
“The Suspects Wore Louboutins” was the name of an article upon which director and screen writer Sofia Coppola’s indictment of Generation Y is based. I suppose that is indeed an apt summation of what to expect from “The Bling Ring.” Pretty to look at, but hollow on the inside.
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Investors stayed calm on the first day of a partial shutdown of the U.S. government Tuesday and sent the stock market modestly higher.
All honors courses will be reviewed for appropriateness of teaching style, teachers’ qualifications and course materials, said a university spokesperson.
Last night's government shutdown will affect veterans across Ball State relying on Veteran Affairs services.
Areas like Muncie, without a high concentration of government workers, are not expected to see much of an economic impact, according to an analysis published Oct. 1 by the Ball State Center for Business and Economic Research.
WASHINGTON — Congress hung "Closed" signs on a big swath of the government Tuesday and sent home 800,000 workers in what President Barack Obama labeled an "ideological crusade" by the GOP. On Capitol Hill, Democrats and Republicans traded blame for the first partial government shutdown in nearly two decades.
A total of 14 sexual offenses were reported on or near campus in 2011, according to the Campus Security Report. Of those, 13 were on campus.
NEW YORK — From New York’s Liberty Island to Alaska’s Denali National Park, the U.S. government closed its doors as a bitter budget fight idled hundreds of thousands of federal workers and halted all but the most critical government services for the first time in nearly two decades.
When evaluating a crowd of 16,327 that attended the Ball State football team’s season opener, athletic director Bill Scholl was hesitant to call it anything more than an “opening day phenomenon.”
