The Indiana Recycling Coalition has launched a major effort to cut food waste across the state, while colleges and universities including Ball State work to recycle food that would otherwise be discarded. “Now is clearly the right time to work on food waste reduction in Indiana,” said Carey Hamilton, executive director of the Indiana Recycling Coalition.
Thirty minutes of cardio, 200 pushups, 100 sit-ups and pull-ups all before 10 A.M. ; and that’s a day off for bodybuilder Christopher Stevens.
Teh-Kuang Chang works in a corner office in North Quad, surrounded by books and piles of file folders. The area looks lived in – which fits. The political science professor is celebrating his 90th birthday on Sept. 15. He’s spent 49 of those years as a Ball State faculty member.
Assistant Journalism Professor Robin Blom isn’t just imparting knowledge to students this year, he’s also teaching a yellow Labrador retriever puppy named Charlie. And yes, the dog attends classes too.
No one can stand still at a Wednesday evening Zumba class in the Student Recreation and Wellness Center. That’s not uncommon for an exercise class based on dance movements, but there is something different about the course—the gender of the instructor.
Four internationally known artists’ pieces are incorporated in a new display in the Art and Journalism Building.
TODAYBad PoetryBad Poetry will feature Poetic Summit members performing spoken word.
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Check out weekend events on campus and around the city.
Various students are preparing for the Mr. and Ms. Ball State Bodybuilding competition on April 14 at John R. Emens Auditorium. Part of the competition is posing that requires each competitor to stand on stage and the judges observe everything from their chests, backs, thighs and calf muscles. DN PHOTO DEJA STUDDARD
