NO SLEEP TILL MUNCIE: Review of "Trials Fusion"
By Jeremy Ervin / April 21, 2014If you were the type to build, test and potentially maim yourself on a homemade plywood ramp, “Trials Fusion” may be the game for you.
If you were the type to build, test and potentially maim yourself on a homemade plywood ramp, “Trials Fusion” may be the game for you.
I don’t really like ambiguous introductions so I’m going to get to the point in a way that would make Buzzfeed’s collective staff’s of head spin.
The names started with Emmett Till and finished with Jordan Davis. Black students, wearing hoodies in honor of Trayvon Martin, marched out in a line. White students with “justice” spelled out in red letters on their backs mimicked shooting a gun and one by one, each black student fell down as a representative of the names.
When a student dies, on or off campus, the university decides on a case-by-case basis whether to announce it.
When friends and family met Saturday to commemorate the life of Ball State student Toby Wilt, they did it how he would have preferred: privately.
The university is looking at ways to deal with a small number of professors who “retire in office” after receiving tenure.
Some students crave doughnuts enough to climb inside of dumpsters to get them.
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After dropping the first match up against the Broncos, the Cardinals needed strong performances from their team to take the series.Those came from Alex Maloney and T.J.
All season, the Ball State softball team has made its name by getting important hits during important situations.Head coach Tyra Perry knows her team well and said the moment is never too big for her bunch.“We have tremendous potential, especially at the plate,” she said.
Staying in Muncie this summer and need a few adventures to keep life interesting? Here are some local activities to look forward to.
Fans inside Scheumann stadium waited patiently for a glimpse of what they hope will be an explosive Ball State offense next fall.With the end of the spring game drawing near, quarterback Jack Milas dropped back and shuffled to his left.
Jeremy Ervin is a sophomore magazine journalism major and writes ‘No Sleep Til Muncie’ for the Daily News.
Forty-six women anxiously stood backstage at the Hilbert Circle Theatre in Indianapolis.Megan Rybolt, a sophomore speech pathology major, clutched the hands nearest to her as she waited to hear for her number to be called.Twenty-six numbers were read before Indianapolis Colts cheerleading manager Kelly Tilley reached Rybalt’s.“Number 31 and 36,” said Tilley.
Over the next 20 years, Ball State could see a new East Quad, more lab and immersive learning space and an East Mall to connect campus.
• A Ball State group stood for 27 hours to bring awareness to slavery.
The Ball State softball team defeated Mid-American Conference leading Ohio 7-0 this afternoon to sweep the weekend series at the Ball State Softball Complex.A five-run third inning propelled the Cardinals to the victory.
Erin Gladieux is a junior telecommunications and journalism major and writes ‘Pop Culture Catch Up’ for the Daily News.
