Tobacco ban leaves some smoldering

Ball State’s smoking policy is the strictest for Indiana public universities with on-campus residences, next to IUPUI, and student smokers are not the only ones complaining.



Sophomore computer science major Junhong Xu, a tai chi instructor, adjusts sophomore Japanese major Aaron Gant’s form during a meeting of the Kung Fu Club. Club membership is open to students regardless of experience with martial arts, and it hosts social gatherings as well as lessons. DN PHOTO JEREMY ERVIN
NEWS

Kung Fu club serves to show culture to Ball State

Despite the muffled shouts and sirens of the volleyball game outside, Ball Gymnasium Room 125 was tranquil. Traditional Chinese guzheng music played off tai chi instructor Junhong Xu’s phone through a small, round speaker. Students stood scattered around the dance room, facing the wall-sized mirror on one side.




OPINION

MIND OF A REPUBLICAN: Amnesty is not the answer to immigration

In the most primitive roots of American history, immigration has, at its heart, nurtured the most powerful and significantly diverse population in the world. It is true that we recognize the significance of creating a welcoming culture to lawful immigration as it serves as a vitality of the very economic prosperity and cultural diversity that contributes so integrally to our individual freedom, limited government and free enterprise system.


OPINION

Existentia Academica

Austin Russell draws “Existentia Academica” comics for the Daily News. His views and opinions don’t necessarily agree with those of the newspaper. Write to Austin at abrussell@bsu.edu or follow him on Twitter @arussthebus.



SPORTS

Records fall in Ball State’s win

Senior quarterback Keith Wenning set the Ball State record for career passing yards with 9,250. On a 72-yard pass to sophomore receiver Jordan Williams, Keith Wenning broke the record previously held by Nate Davis.





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