Delaware County Fair remains busy midway through event

Muncie residents still have a few days left to experience the thrills and culinary treats of the 157th annual Delaware County Fair. Admission to the fair, which is sponsored by the Delaware County 4-H Club, is free. Jane Lasater, president of the Delaware County Fair Board, said the fair doesn't have a theme other than community involvement.



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OUR VIEW: What we learned this summer

With last summer session finally coming to a close this week, these last 10 weeks of summer sessions at Ball State University definitely have been interesting - yeah, that might be the right word to describe it. The university survived a summer without any huge scandals, such as racist notes being found in the office of a Ball State coach or a university professor being arrested.


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Ball State student film "Bloody Good Movie" finishes production

A movie release party is being held to honor Ball State University students for finishing a feature film that took more than one year to complete. The party for the cast and crew is from 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday at Toyota & Scion of Muncie, located on Nebo Road.


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SCENE SELECTION: Recent movie not well known, but great Sci-Fi

In the continuing installments of Scene Selection, I've begun to notice that my reviews this summer relate to each other very well. I have looked at con films, period pieces and new releases, each one tying together into one of the seven degrees of Scene Selection.


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Weekend events on campus, in Muncie

THURSDAY Event: Eyes on You Photography Exhibit featuring Ball State Senior, Kenton Waltz Venue: Cornerstone Center For the Arts Time: 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m, Ongoing through Aug. 21 Cost: Free FRIDAY Event: Freaky Tiki Friday featuring The Tom Kats Venue: downtown, outside next to the Blue Bottle (21+) Time: 7-11 p.



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OUR VIEW: Make your voice count

The time for Ball State University students to speak out about the increase in tuition has finally come and university officials care about your opinion - kind of. There will be a public hearing at 1 p.m. in the Park Hall Multipurpose Room to discuss and ask questions about proposed a 4.


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INTERACTIVE: Just one of the guys

It's loud, raucous, and not just a boys club. This is motorcross at the Delaware County Fairgrounds where Jacki Troutman-Sombke just won her race and is the only female competitor. She works full time and is a senior nursing major here at Ball State. And somehow, she still finds time to race on the weekends.


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FOOTBALL: Future Cardinal outruns All-Stars

INDIANAPOLIS - Jake Lazar of Western kicked two field goals and two extra points, providing the difference as the North beat the South 20-13 Friday in the Indiana High School North-South All-Star Game. "We came in knowing it would be a close game," said Lazar, who will play for St.


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Professor bikes across Indiana

A Ball State professor put his endurance to the test Saturday as he biked 160 miles across Indiana. Physical fitness instructor Seemann Baugh finished the Ride Across INdiana, or RAIN, event in 174th place with a time of 8 hours and 17 minutes. Baugh, who has participated in the event in past years, said this was his best time by 33 minutes.



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Public hearing today to discuss tuition raise

A proposed 4.39 percent increase in tuition and fees for Ball State University may seem like a lot, but it will not be enough to keep up with increases in the university's expenses. Vice President for Business Affairs Randy Howard said expenditures for health care, utilities and student wages are expected to increase by about $3.



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KEEPING THE TALLEY: Harry Potter movie doesn't follow book

I'm feeling a bit mixed about this movie. Or maybe my expectations were too high, I'm not sure quite yet. As everyone likely knows, the sixth Harry Potter movie opened yesterday with sold-out midnight screenings in Muncie. CAUTION! SPOILERS AHEAD! The movie started off on the right foot - the Millennium Bridge collapse and destruction of Diagon Alley by the Death Eaters were well done, even if they didn't exactly follow the book.


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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Ball State coach Walton excited to play UCLA in upcoming season

For the first time in NCAA men's volleyball history, two programs with more than 1,000 wins will play each other. UCLA released its 2010 schedule Monday and will play Ball State University on March 10 in Los Angeles. The Cardinals and the Bruins are the only two NCAA men's volleyball teams to have reached the 1,000 win milestone.


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No Muggle mayhem

More than 1,200 people filled up six sold out theaters early Wednesday morning to watch the premiere of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince." But unlike past midnight showings, fans in the lobby seemed more interested in buying concessions than practicing their wizarding skills.


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Sotomayor nears end of questions

WASHINGTON - Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor determinedly sidestepped volleys of Republican questions on abortion and gun rights Wednesday, keeping her demeanor cool and her opinions mostly private as she neared the end of a marathon Senate grilling on the road to all but sure confirmation.


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FROM THE HOOD: National media fails to focus on North Korea crisis

If you've turned on the TV in the last month and watched even five minutes of national TV news programming, you've likely been bombarded with one of two scenes: Michael Jackson's death or the protests in Iran. One thing curiously missing from this picture is extensive coverage of the escalating situation in North Korea.


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Former Mr. Ball State still shines, wins state body building contest

A former Mr. Ball State bodybuilding champion was named Mr. Indiana after winning the Indiana State Bodybuilding Championship Saturday in Fort Wayne. Brad Warner graduated from Ball State in 1999 and now owns Studio 22 Private Fitness. "It's been a long-time coming," Warner, a two-time Mr.




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