Helping the younger workforce
By Elias Elsner / October 31, 2022“The program’s very nice. It’s worth doing, and it’ll definitely change your life and impact it,” Price said.
“The program’s very nice. It’s worth doing, and it’ll definitely change your life and impact it,” Price said.
“We work with students who are blocked or feeling stuck or maybe not fulfilled in all the areas of their life,” Anderson said. “Or maybe they’re just surviving but we want them to go from surviving to thriving.”
“We get to design it all. We pick the name and we pick the rooms. We did a lot of crafting this year, we picked our own costumes and makeup,” Vincent said.
Weather Forecaster Eric Segbor is tracking much warmer temperatures for later in the week.
Forecaster Ian Kowalski has an update on a rainy Halloween and calm midweek, along with a cool weekend.
“I feel like the shop provides a place for students to come together during the week, creating something that’s really unique and may not be able to be seen anywhere else,” said Kirk.
The department says they still get their fair share of phone calls to various places on campus, so they keep a watchful eye on students who choose to go out during the holiday.
Weather Forecaster Rachel Wynalda tracks the potential for rain chances this weekend into Halloween and the return of sunny skies.
Weather forecaster Dimitri Gegas is tracking a temperature drop tonight.
"Every year, Humane Indiana wildlife sees several patients that come into the rehab center who have been negatively affected by halloween decorations,” Harmon said.
Muncie issued an accessibility Statement via their city hall webpage: quote “The City of Muncie is committed to inclusion and universal access in all of its services and programs.“
Perfect for the setting of a college campus, the musical is also described to take viewers from “the sorority house to the halls of justice with Broadway’s brightest new heroine,” being Elle Woods.
Chief Weather Forecaster Hope Kleitsch is tracking rain chances along with much cooler temperatures
Weather Forecaster Olivia Smithers tracks stormy weather through the week.
“When you lose a piece of yourself you want to be whole again so I do feel like it would make somebody whole,” Schricker said.
Weather Forecaster Oliver Moster is expecting precipitation and a cool down for the rest of the week.
“Making the presentation was nice to do because I was learning with it as well. It was nice because it doesn’t have anything to do with my major and I'm learning from this just as much as other people” commented Bailey.
“We have people that come here on bicycles, they walk, they push their little carts because in today’s economy, people need to eat - we need food - and it’s kind of hard out there right now,” Ana McCallum said.
“I don’t really come out to the dorms to eat a lot just because I have my own house,” McCleskey said. “As a senior, this is my last homecoming and all the events this year have just been really awesome.”
“There were some people who had just come from cancer treatment,” Grubbs said. “It just made their day to get their flowers.”
