Kennedi’s Kaleidoscope: The balancing act
By Kennedi Barnett / September 24, 2019They say in college you can only have two out of the three: good mental health, social life or good grades. Right now, shamefully, I have none.
They say in college you can only have two out of the three: good mental health, social life or good grades. Right now, shamefully, I have none.
The United Nations climate talks, the Trump-Biden Ukraine controversy, Walmart’s decision to quit selling e-cigarettes, the General Motors strike and people storming the gates of Area 51 make up this week’s five national stories.
The Muncie Animal Shelter is dealing with overcrowding of 400 cats and dogs.
The Blackford Bruins fought a hard battle last Friday.
As Halloween approaches, a local theater prepares for their production of "The Young Frankenstein."
NewLink Indiana's Wellness Minute discusses the vaping issue with Tobacco Free Coalition of Delaware County.
One of the three Puerto Vallarta restaurants in the Muncie area is moving across the street in order to have a larger building.
Ball State's Women's Volleyball team will open conference play in Toledo, OH later this week.
Cooler temperatures are here this week, but will they last? Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Gabe Prough has the answer.
Autumn is finally here, and alongside the crisp air and colorful leaves, fall decorations are beginning to pop up in stores and on porches around Muncie.
Instagram users with a penchant for weight loss or cosmetic surgery may find it challenging to get access to the material surrounding this due to a recent ban. The image-sharing social media platform recently announced an update to its advertising and posting policy that would limit the ability for users to see ads or sponsored posts if they are less than 18 years old. The policy is one of several changes that the company recently made in hopes of making Instagram "a positive place for everyone," according to a representative from Instagram.
The United Nations General Assembly, Israeli elections, tensions in the Persian Gulf region, the Hong Kong protests and the collapse of tour company Thomas Cook make up this week’s five international stories.
After getting its second win of the season Sept. 6, Ball State Field Hockey have now dropped its last five games following a loss to No. 23 Michigan State, 3-1.
Saturday’s game was Ball State’s first true road test while facing a large crowd and an aggressive defense. Although Ball State (1-3, 0-0 MAC) ended up losing 34-23 to NC State (3-1, 0-0 ACC), there were positives to take away from the Cardinals’ performance.
In a game where Ball State (1-3, 0-0 MAC) had more total yardage and first downs than NC State (3-1, 0-0 ACC), it was the Wolfpack that took a 34-23 victory in front of a sold-out crowd in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Ball State Women’s Volleyball (6-6, 0-0 MAC) finished the 13th annual Active Ankle Challenge dropping it’s first match to Wright State, 3-2, and sweeping Missouri State, 3-0.
Six candidates seeking the Green party’s presidential nomination took the stage at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center on Friday night.
One Ball State student used her love for the environment to organize a climate protest on the day of Climate Action Day.
Despite being helped by several penalties and turnovers throughout the game, Muncie Central (0-5) couldn’t stop big plays in the second half as Arsenal Tech (4-1) rolled to a 48-14 victory Friday on the Bearcats’ Homecoming night.
