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Ball State football loses second consecutive game against Buffalo 28-7
In a wet and nasty game, Ball State surrendered two late touchdowns that turned a competitive game into a 28-7 loss against Buffalo. The biggest story was the missed opportunities on offense. The Cardinals made it inside Buffalo’s 30-yard line six times, but walked away with zero points — three missed kicks from third year kicker Brody Boehm, and three turnovers on downs.
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No. 7 Louisville pulls away from Ball State in Muncie
MUNCIE, Ind. — Imari Berry finished with a season-high 22 points and six rebounds and Tajianna Roberts added 18 points to help No. 7 Louisville pull away from Ball State 94-73 on Thursday. Berry was 9 of 13 from the field and 4 of 7 on 3-pointers. Zamareya Jones...
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Keeping Muncie’s Thunderbolts thunderbolting
Tornado sirens…can’t live with ‘em, can’t live without ‘em, amiright? Seriously, though, we clinch our teeth through tests that interrupt our Friday mornings, but rely on them when severe weather strikes. Most of what we hear every week are modern Federal Signal 2001-SRNs, but yesterday, Delaware County Emergency Management issued an update to its testing policy that I hope will keep our historic holdouts fit for years to come.
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BLITZ’S CLASS 4A REGIONAL PRIMER: Muncie Central at Bishop Dwenger
Outside the Huddle is breaking down every area regional matchup scheduled for this Friday. We continue in Class 4A as Bishop Dwenger (11-1) gets set to host Muncie Central (9-3) with a trip to semistate on the line. TWO STORYLINES. 1. QUICK TURNAROUND. Coach Kyle Buresh has quickly turned around...
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Muncie students get an inside look at health-care careers
More than 400 middle and high school students recently got an up-close look at health care careers during events at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. The events brought 412 students from 11 schools to the hospital for hands-on activities, conversations with health-care professionals and behind-the-scenes tours, according to a community announcement. Students explored jobs in nursing, medical imaging, sterile processing, pharmacy, rehabilitation and patient transport while learning about the education and training needed for those careers. The events are part of IU Health's efforts to introduce students to health care professions and develop a future workforce. Ball Brothers Foundation supports the effort through two active grants for "Pathways to Health Care: Expanding Student Access and Exploration." Students explore careers beyond doctors and nurses For Olivia Weddle, a middle school student at Monroe Central Junior-Senior High School, the experience offered a wider view of careers in health care. Weddle, who was inspired by her mother's work as a nurse, is particularly interested in neuroscience. "There are a lot of really cool jobs and a lot of jobs you wouldn’t think of when you think of the medical field," Weddle said. Camari Burr, a student at the Indiana Academy for
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SGA approves “The Residential Laundry Cost Reduction Act”
Ball State’s Student Government Association unanimously passed legislation Wednesday, Nov. 11, that hopes to lower the cost of residential laundry services for students. “The Residential Laundry Cost Reduction Act,” co-authored by Selorm Asamoah and Zander Hudson and sponsored by Arlene Thompson, “seeks to improve student access to essential residential services by addressing the financial and logistical barriers associated with laundry facilities and residence halls,” according to the legislation.