Cloudy weather and a start to a warm week
By Laura Fick / February 6, 2024Weather Forecaster Laura Fick talks about the cloudy weather for the day and the unusually warm weather into the week.
Weather Forecaster Laura Fick talks about the cloudy weather for the day and the unusually warm weather into the week.
Many who can adjust to the coursework find balancing law school with their personal life challenging. Yet, as important as focusing on law school, it's equally important for students to find a healthy balance that allows them to relax, maintain a healthy mindset, and enjoy life. Below are some tips on how to balance law school and personal life.
The Muncie Police Department (MPD) responded to a shooting at the Village Pantry at 3301 N. Morrison road around 9 p.m. according to MPD Dispatch.
Weather Forecaster Oliver Moster agrees with the groundhog.
Weather Forecaster Rachel Fulton talks about the warm weather for this week as well as the sunny skies.
Here are some results from Delaware County sporting events from 1/29-2/3.
Spring Break is a magical time when the woes of exams and lectures fade away, and the allure of sun-soaked destinations beckons college students far and wide. Sadly, for some, turning those Spring Break dreams into reality can often feel like a financially impossible challenge. Still, everyone deserves a little fun in the sun!
Kat’s Crystals and Curiosities is a place full of hidden gems, from crystals and bones to local artists who have their work displayed for sale.
Ball State won just four percent of all games played (27/114).
It was a rocky start for Ball State, but once they received a total of 49.275 points for bars, they were able to gain a slim lead. Ball State was only ahead by .050 after the third event. It was anyone’s meet, but the Cardinals’ 49.325 points on floor sealed the deal for Ball State’s win, and the meet ended 196.075-195.525.
If the government is for the people and by the people, then it should be ensuring the working class has strong, secure rights. Workers deserve the right to a clear path for joining unions, promoting negotiations and taking part in collective bargaining.
“Our team is kind of like a pineapple, you can serve it so many different ways,” junior Nyla Hampton said. “Sliced, chopped, little circles, chunks, you never know what you are going to get exactly. There are so many different ways to swing it, and it makes it fun for me to play that way.”
Ball State (12-10, 4-6 MAC) bounced back from a loss less than a week prior with a 77-67 win against Western Michigan (8-14, 5-5 MAC). The Cardinals return to action Tuesday, Feb. 6 against Ohio (12-10, 6-4 MAC) at Worthen Arena in Muncie, Indiana, at 7 p.m.
The Cardinals forced Ohio into seven turnovers and held them to just five points through the first eight minutes of Saturday’s game. Ball State’s full-court pressure has given teams trouble all season long and the Bobcats couldn’t get into any sort of offense to start the game.
In spite of the sizable contingent of fans in attendance, No. 15 Ball State was unable to manufacture a winning performance. The Cardinals fell to No. 8 Penn State (7-2) in a three-set battle (24-26, 22-25, 19-25).
“We had a tough matchup,” head coach Bill Richards said. “All in all, I thought we made a good effort. It's always disappointing to lose, but I thought we played at a pretty good level and that's really what we talk about, win or lose, is playing at a level where you give yourself a chance [to succeed].”
The Cardinals have been ranked third in the collegeinsider.com mid-major poll (rankings for a number of non-Power-Five conferences) for eight straight weeks. After its Jan. 21 win against the fourth-ranked team in that poll, Toledo, Ball State got six votes from various coaches around the country to be in the USA Today top 25 coaches poll the following week. This week, it got 11 votes in that poll.
