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This is part of a weekly series of "Orange Is the New Black" recaps and reviews for the second season. Check back each week for two more episodes. To read about the previous episode, click here.
This is part of a weekly series of "Orange Is the New Black" recaps and reviews for the second season. Check back each week for two more episodes. To read about the previous episode, click here. To read about the next episode, click here.
Anthony Lombardi is a senior journalism major and writes ‘Lombardi’s Locker’ for the Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper and The Daily. Write to Anthony at ajlombardi@bsu.edu.
This is part of a weekly series of "Orange Is the New Black" recaps and reviews for the second season. Check back each week for two more episodes. To read about the previous episode, click here. To read about the next episode, click here.
This is part of a weekly series of "Orange Is the New Black" recaps and reviews for the second season. Check back each week for two more episodes. To read about the next episode, click here.
This editorial is the opinion of The Ball State Daily News and does not necessarily reflect the views ballstatedaily.com.
Almost everyday, I get asked the same question: “How are you always dressed so nicely?”
_David Polaski is a junior journalism and telecommunications major and writes ‘Dave’s Digs’ for the Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Write to David at dmpolaski@bsu.edu. _
Jacob Burbrink is a senior telecommunications major. His views do not necessarily reflect those of Unified Media. Write to Jacob at jmburbrink@bsu.edu.
David Polaski is a junior journalism and telecommunications major and writes ‘Dave’s Digs’ for the Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Write to David at dmpolaski@bsu.edu.
Ball State can’t end the intelligent design discussion without first having it.
An open letter,
Editor’s note: In lieu of writing a slate endorsement, the Daily News invited Cardinal Connection and Empower to write letters to the editor for why students should vote for them. For more information on the slates, check out their websites at bsucardinalconnection.com and studentsempower.com. EMPOWERWhen we started this journey, we had no idea what it would hold. But with every step we took, every student we met and every hand we shook, we have been empowered to stand up for our fellow students. As we campaigned these past couple of weeks, we sat down with students and listened to their concerns, and we came to find that they wanted an executive slate that focused on safety, diversity, leadership and tradition.
Ashley Dye is a senior journalism and telecommunications major and writes ‘The Dyessertation’ for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Write to Ashley at acdye@bsu.edu.
Aiste Manfredini is a Ball State student and contributor to the Ball Bearings Magazine. Write to Aiste at amanfredini@bsu.edu.
Matt McKinney is a junior journalism major and writes ‘Killer Crossover’ for the Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Write to Matt at mdmckinney@bsu.edu.
David Polaski is a junior journalism and telecommunications major and writes ‘Dave’s Digs’ for the Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the paper. Write to David at dmpolaski@bsu.edu
_Ashley Dye is a senior journalism and telecommunications major and writes ‘The Dyessertation’ for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper or The Daily. Write to Ashley at acdye@bsu.edu._
There are two types of people in this world. There are the those who watch the Super Bowl for the game and those who watch the Super Bowl solely for the commercials. Most of the commercials last about 30 seconds to even a full minute or so, and an average 30-second commercial costs around 4 million dollars. Here are some of the notable commercials of this year’s game.
WCRD Weather — Over the past several days many people have come across forecasts on social media calling for “devastating” snow storms with snow totals over 2 feet. The forecasts seem to be legitimate and are often accompanied by intimidating weather maps that the typical viewer does not fully understand. Lacking the knowledge to independently interpret these maps and having yet to see posts to the contrary, this can send people into somewhat of a panic.
