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Tour of Muncie hoping for growth

The 2nd Annual Tour of Muncie is more than a bunch of helmet clad people with bicycles, more than a donation to an important cause and more than a good form of exercise. It is a community coming together.



Rezoning proposal for new college apartments denied

The president of the Delaware County Historical Society, a man who honors preservation over changes, is leading an effort to suppress an apartment chain from building just off campus.


Emens dock renovations redirect students

Construction projects are typically done during the summer, but renovations for the John R. Emens Auditorium loading dock has become a fall project that will last until Thanksgiving Break.


Sugarland included in state fair suit

The country duo Sugarland, its managers and crew have been named as possible defendants in potential lawsuits after this summer's tragic stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair.


All aboard the Silo bus

Despite the recent renovations to downtown Muncie, many Ball State students remain hesitant to venture beyond campus and the Village for night-life activities. Whether it is due to lack of allure or no means of transportation, Chris Ellison was amazed by the idea of a student body so detached from its college town when he first opened his downtown bar, the Silo, in March of 2010.



Strikes against Iraq security forces kill 19

BAGHDAD — Three violent strikes against Iraqi security forces on Wednesday killed 19 people and wounded more than 50 across Iraq as the country struggles to protect itself while facing the U.S. military's departure at the end of the year.



Air Jam, Talent Search spots filling up quickly

Air Jam and the Student Scholarship Talent Search are two annual Homecoming events that are widely popular throughout campus, and this year the Homecoming Steering Committee believes the events will live up to past standards.


Sugarland named in notice of stage collapse suit

INDIANAPOLIS — The band that was preparing to perform at the Indiana State Fair before a fatal stage collapse has been named as a defendant in a potential lawsuit in a notice sent to the state attorney general.


Alternative fall break applications open

Students don't have to go home this Fall Break if they don't want to because at Ball State, there is always the alternative of helping Student Voluntary Services.


Abomination | The final countdown

Bobby Ellis, Dylan Buell and Tyrone Malik Cato draw "Abomination for the Daily News. Their views do not necessarily agree with those of the newspaper. Write to them at opinion@bsudailynews.com.

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