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Fantasy Man: An Artist's Experience In the World of Geek Culture

Flying serpents, ebony-skinned elves and fantastic vistas teeming with foreign life inhabit the covers of our favorite fantasy novels, but it can be easy to forget the artists serving as the gatekeepers to new worlds. You can’t judge a book by its cover, but you can certainly ponder the journey the artwork and its creator took to get it to you. Enter Tracy Flynn, fantasy artist and painter. The middle-aged stepfather of one has a knack for bringing to life imaginative worlds evocative of Dungeons & Dragons, turning his passion for the art into a large part of his identity.



The Village bars: a closer look

After a two-day beach party, which required filling the entire first floor of Dill Street Bar & Grill with sand, Ball State alum Shane Nelson remembers the hours it took cleaning up afterward with co-workers and friends. “I can’t even tell you all the ridiculous pieces of clothing and random stuff we found in that sand,” Nelson said.


DN PHOTO ALISON CARROLL

Married faculty reveal love stories

In 2013, the Daily News looked into the lives of married faculty. Today, the Ball State employees who handle our food and dole out grades still dream, love and yes, say incredibly gooey things about each other.




DN PHOTO SAMANTHA BRAMMER

Park Hall to get 2 signs

Park Hall has been open for nearly eight years and is the only Residence Hall to not have a sign identifying the building. Park Hall Council President Anthony Cook reached out to Student Government Association senator James Wells about writing legislation to get a sign for Park Hall. The only signage Park Hall has is a plaque in the lobby dedicated to Don Park, after whom the building was named, Cook said.


A student talks to a business representative during the Cardinal Job Fair on Feb. 11 at Worthen Arena. DN PHOTO JESSICA LYLE

Student explores job fair, opportunities

A sea of blazers surrounded Kayla Hernandez as she nervously prepared to approach prospective employers at the seemingly endless rows of booths at the Cardinal Job Fair Wednesday in Worthen Arena.


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