Classic French farce 'Boeing Boeing' comes to University Theatre
(02/01/17 12:37pm)
One man, three fiancées and Paris are all ingredients to University Theatre's next show, “Boeing Boeing.”
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One man, three fiancées and Paris are all ingredients to University Theatre's next show, “Boeing Boeing.”
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A recent study has found the racial wage gap has grown dramatically since 1979.
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In order to support their Know Your Body November initiative, Ball State’s Panhellenic Council applied for and received the Confidence U grant through the Kappa Delta Confidence Coalition.
With the return of alumni and events all week, Homecoming's 90th year is a time for celebration on and around campus.
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Comic books aren’t limited to superheroes and adventurers — and two Ball State graduate students are working to prove it.
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