Students share their exotic pets
By Danielle Grady / February 18, 2014Don’t be surprised if you meet Katie Emberton and see a small, furry head with black eyes filled with curiosity peeking out of her pocket.
Don’t be surprised if you meet Katie Emberton and see a small, furry head with black eyes filled with curiosity peeking out of her pocket.
Carmichael, a one-handed racist psychopath, has been searching for his severed hand for the past twenty-seven years, and his search brings him to a seedy motel room and two drug dealers. So begins the Cave Studio Production of “A Behanding in Spokane.” When he was a child, six hillbillies held Carmichael down while a train sliced his hand off.
In 2007, Joshua Bell disguised himself wearing a baseball cap and jeans while playing his violin in a Washington, D.C.
Forget thinking outside the box — think outside of the bottle. Boxed Water has made its way into almost every dining hall on campus.
Valentine’s Day weekend holds entertainment and some solid bar specials.
This Valentine’s Day, Be Here Now is partnering with Glue & Scissors to present The Swingers Ball: Val&tine’s Day Formal, a jazz-filled dance party from 8 tonight to 3 a.m. Local band The Jazz Agents will perform swing and big band tunes for its first show ever
When it comes to romantic relationships, love is not the only deciding factor. There’s a little science behind a couple’s chemistry.
According to a National Retail Federation survey, 26.1 percent of American consumers will buy gifts online, which is flat with last years 26.3 percent.
Six categories. Three rounds. One winner. This is what faced Alex Sventeckis once he stepped behind the podium for the trivia-style television show, “Jeopardy!”
A look at the music scene in Muncie this weekend
Since the beginning of music history, a great amount of creative energy has been devoted to honing the craft of the love song. Music and love just seem to go together. So in honor of a holiday celebrated by some and half-heartedly acknowledged by most, here are 14 love songs from a variety of genres and eras, in no particular order. Select one that suits your kind of love and play it for that special someone in your life.
I sat amid 1,200 climate activists in a noisy conference room, patiently waiting for former Vice President Al Gore to speak at the 23rd Climate Leader training last summer. Feeling nervous but relieved, I knew that I wasn’t sitting alone as a young leader. As it was my first leadership conference, I didn’t know what to expect, but I was excited to be part of the global cultural movement.
When it comes to dating, leaving it to chance isn’t for everyone. Some turn to websites to search for their other half. Some, like Cassandrah Oliver and Joseph Woyak, turn to DateMySchool.com.
By nature, Valentine’s Day is characterized by fat, winged babies sporting projectile weapons and the most anatomical misrepresentation of a heart someone could conceive. And on top of that, it’s celebrating a martyr’s execution.
Rock band REO Speedwagon took over John R. Emens Rock band REO Speedwagon took over John R. Emens Auditorium Friday night. The Easthills opened for REO Speedwagon’s performance with songs from their debut album, “Death Of A Salesman.” REO played hits from earlier decades as well as some newer songs from their 2007 album, “Find Your Own Way Home.” Blair Ballestero of Muncie said he was surprised the band was still playing the same way they did more than 30 years ago.
Hip-hop dance moves and cheer squad acrobatics combined during “Bring It On: The Musical,” which played Thursday, Feb.
The chants, rivalries and stunts of cheer drama will come to campus for a one-night performance of “Bring It On: The Musical.”
Three months after tornadoes ripped through the Midwest, bringing extensive damage to communities in Illinois and Indiana, rock bands are continuing to come to the rescue.
No instruments, no synthesizers or tangle of wires from musical equipment clutter the room. For the all-male a cappella group Note to Self, it’s just 18 voices coming together to create a harmony that is fueled with the chemistry they have offstage. A cappella pieces are musical arrangements of popular songs that are performed by voices only.
