Belly Dancing
(03/18/16 6:26pm)
Belly Dance Club hosting its annual Women's Week Hafla on March 19
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Belly Dance Club hosting its annual Women's Week Hafla on March 19
The city of Muncie uses surface water from the White River and groundwater from the Prairie Creek Reservoir for its supply. The water from the White River exceeds the state and federal regulations, but is known for being trash-ridden. The Muncie area community has sponsored a cleanup for the White River for nine years in a row now. DN FILE PHOTO EMMA ROGERS
The Ball State Belly Dance Club works to promote empowerment and confidence through their events and presentations by using dance. While the club has been perceived as promiscuous, but the club just rubs off any negativity. DN PHOTO EMMA ROGERS
Refresh is a locally owned custom furniture store in downtown Muncie. The store opened three years ago under a different owner. One of the things customers can take part in is making their own Ball jar with various accessories. The store also hosts a “BYOF” class for customers to bring their own furniture to paint. DN PHOTO EMMA ROGERS
The Ball State Fencing Club meets three nights a week in the Jo Ann Gora Student Recreation and Wellness Center. The students learn to work with sabres, foils and epes. DN PHOTO EMMA ROGERS
An Indiana senator has proposed a bill that would make it illegal for people to enter a restroom or locker room that doesn’t match their gender, while Ball State’s Student Government Association is proposing the opposite. The university is currently trying to get gender neutral restrooms. DN FILE PHOTO EMMA ROGERS
