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Women's Volleyball vs. Ohio University
Ball State’s women’s volleyball started off strong against Ohio University and looked to close out the night early after winning the first two sets of the game Friday, Oct. 12, 2018, in John E. Worthen Arena.
However, the Bobcats showed up to work in the third set, and caught those in attendance off guard by coming back and sending the game into a fourth set. From there, the Cardinals kicked it up a notch and closed out the game in the fourth set ending the game 3-1 putting Ball State's record at 15-5 for the season.
Soccer vs. Buffalo
Ball State soccer took on the University at Buffalo Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018, where they defeated the Bulls 1-0 with the only goal scored by Kennedy Metzger in the first half.
From the sound of the whistle all the way to full time, the Cardinals and Bulls fought to try and change the score drawing an accumulative 24 fouls. Ball State had a total of 15 shots throughout the game and Buffalo had 10. This game marked the fourth consecutive win for the Cardinals bringing their overall season record to 9-3-2.
Their next two games will be away at Central Michigan on the 18th and Eastern Michigan on the 21st.
Bevi Bistro Grand Opening
Chef-driven, farm-to-table food is what Bevi Bistro will bring to the Muncie and Ball State communities with their newest location opening in the Village. The new restaurant turned bar opened Oct. 10, 2018, and is located at 1529 W. University Ave.
The original location in Granger, IN opened in November 2017, and serves a variety of local dishes and cocktails. The new location in Muncie plans to offer similar dishes along with the holding of a three-way liquor license. Items include cauliflower torta, poutine tater tots and sweet potato gnocchi. Drink options include custom cocktails and “over the top milkshakes” adorned in buttercream, sprinkles, miniature donuts and more.
Muncie’s newest eatery will be open Monday through Wednesday 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Thursday through Saturday 4 p.m. to 3 a.m., and will be closed on Sundays.
Indianapolis' Chinese Festival
The 6th annual Indianapolis Chinese Festival was hosted at IUPUI's Wood Plaza Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. The festival showcased multiple dance performances, traditional and local food vendors, along with kid friendly activities. September is important to Chinese culture because it showcases the Chinese Moon Festival throughout the month, and is the largest festival after Chinese New Year.
