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‘My Hero Academia’ Season 5, Episode 3: “Clash! Class A vs. Class B!”

By Kellyn Harrison / April 12, 2021

This episode makes viewers take a moment to reflect just a little bit more on how far the students have come following the premiere episode of this season. Even though the show was a little slow-building, there were gorgeous visuals, long-awaited introductions, and humor mixed throughout to make up for it. It was just as entertaining and wholesome as always. Overall, setting up for the next episode where the students will go head to head in their joint training exercise.

Senior creative writing major Ian Roesler poses for a photo April 7, 2021, in the photojournalism studio. According to data from a 2019 YouGov poll, 12 percent of Americans like pineapple as a pizza topping. Jaden Whiteman, DN Illustration
OPINION

The Gaggle: Pineapple-beration

By Ian Roesler / April 9, 2021

 Pineapples are good. Pizza is good. Combined, however, they are not. It’s a culinary aberration, the likes of which has been normalized in Western society and ingrained itself into the hearts and young minds of impressionable individuals.  

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NEWS

Ball State hosts fourth peace conference

By Staff Reports / April 9, 2021

Ball State is hosting its fourth Benjamin V. Cohen Peace Conference April 9-10. The theme this year is "Building a Beloved Community," and will feature presentations, dance performances and opportunities for networking. 

BYTE

New York Rapper-Actor DMX dead at 50

By Blake Chapman / April 9, 2021

The Yonkers-born recording artist, famous for songs like “X Gon’ Give It to Ya,” “Ruff Ryder’s Anthem,” and “Where The Hood At,'' was rushed to White Plains Hospital in New York early April after suffering a heart attack following a potential overdose, which remains unconfirmed. Soon thereafter, he was reported to be in critical condition and placed on life support.

North West Residence Hall is under construction April 5, 2021, near the Duck Pond. North West will feature a computer lab, study lounges, semi-private bathrooms and a MakerSpace. Jaden Whiteman, DN
NEWS

Ball State plans for new residence hall to be hub for education, humanities majors

By Maya Wilkins and Eli Houser / April 8, 2021

LaFollette Residence Hall was a key structure in Ball State’s campus skyline just two years ago, casting a large shadow over the two-story Carmichael Hall close by. Now, the majority of LaFollette and all of Carmichael Hall is gone, and in their place stands the North residential neighborhood, which includes North Residence Hall and North Dining. The new residence hall will open in fall 2021.

Harold Hogue, CoSpero Consulting managing partner, talks with his business partner Lauren Coppedge. CoSpero Consulting, Photo Courtesy
FOOTBALL

Collective hope: Former Ball State Football player Harold Hogue created his own business inspired by his experience as a Cardinal

By Hunter Skillman / April 8, 2021

 He graduated college in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science and is currently using his life skills he learned from his football career to run his own Dallas-based business, CoSpero Consulting. According to its website, CoSpero Consulting works with clients ranging from local food pantries to multimillion-dollar entities to help those organizations find ways to help people in need. 

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