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Small-scale combat: a model hobby

The second week of the 89th annual National Aeromodeling Championships is underway at Muncie’s Academy of Model Aeronautics, the world’s largest model aviation society. The event draws upward of a thousand model aeronautic enthusiasts every year and features around 120 different aero model events ranging from races and time trials, to acrobatics and precision flying—ensuring plenty of excitement over the course of the month long event.


The Beneficence statue was sculpted by Daniel Chester French and represents his last commissioned work. Benny has been part of Ball State’s campus since 1937. The Student Alumni Relations Team and Student Alumni Association held a birthday bash for Benny this year, commemorating her 75th birthday. DN FILE PHOTO TAYLOR IRBY
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Ball State students, faculty participate in international Fulbright program

After his first experience in Slovenia in 1995, Dom Caristi has gone on one more Fulbright trip to Greece, become a Fulbright ambassador and is Ball State’s Fulbright adviser. He has even applied to go on a third trip. “I’m their biggest cheerleader ... There are plenty of more prestigious Fulbrighters than me. There are members of the U.S. Senate, House of Representatives. There are captains of industry,” Caristi said. “They’re more famous and more accomplished, but there’s nobody who’s more enthusiastic about it than me.”



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DIY: Set tone for Independence Day with patriotic wreath

With Independence Day just around the corner, make your own door wreath to set the mood for the festivities. What you’ll need: Wire wreath frame Burlap (regular, red and blue) Ribbon Wooden stars White paint Paint brush Glue gun Scissors Step 1: Using a paint brush, paint your wooden stars white.




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DIY: Polaroid photo magnets

Some apartments, or dorm room mini-fridges, are bland and boring. These Polaroid photo magnets are the perfect solution to add some color and personality to your space.


Cristian Guerrero, right, is one of the three creators of “Mad World” traveled from Los Angeles to Muncie to aid Ball State faculty and students to workshop the musical. Guerrero, along with the other creators, started working on the show five years ago. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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'Mad World' creators workshop musical with Ball State students, faculty

With a week to prepare for a staged reading, the writers of the new musical “Mad World” have revised scenes, added new music and even added a new character. In preparation for a staged reading on May 29 at Muncie Civic Theatre, “Mad World” creators Cristian Guerrero, Chandler Patton and Steven Schmidt traveled to Muncie from L.A.






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