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Indiana primaries are rapidly approaching

The May 3rd Primary Election is rapidly approaching.

The major parties (Democratic and Republican) will nominate candidates for the following offices at the Primary Election:
• U.S. House of Representatives (all 9 seats)
• Judges of the circuit and superior courts in several counties
• Treasurer, County Coroner, County Surveyor, County Assessor, County Commissioner, County Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney, and County Council Member in several counties
• Town Council members, town clerk-treasurers,
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Flight mask mandate lifted

According to the Associated Press, Major airlines and many of the busiest airports rushed to drop their mask requirements yesterday after the Biden administration’s mandate was overturned by the US district judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle in Tampa, who judged the rule as exceeding the authority of US health officials in the coronavirus pandemic.

She added that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had failed to justify its decision and did not follow proper rulemaking procedures.
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BSU hits new donation record

According to the One Ball State Website, Ball State was able to raise $1,012,653 and received 7,199 gifts.

Jean Crosby, President of the Ball State University Foundation and Vice President of University Advancement expressed her gratitude. “We continue to be amazed at, and extremely grateful for, the generous support our University continues to receive from our alumni, faculty, and staff, students, parents, and friends.”

On his official Twitter account, Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns sai
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Changes coming to the village

According to a press release by Ball State, The Ball State University Board of Trustees took a major step on Friday to advance a long-term, phased revitalization plan for the Village.

The comprehensive plan includes a performing arts center for university events. This performing arts center will be the anchor for the commercial district, and the university’s investment in the center will leverage approximately $100 million in private investment. Once the project is completed, the Village will p
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Governor Holcomb vetoes bill targeting transgender athletes

HB 1041, authored by representative Michelle Davis and sponsored by 7 senators including Sen. Staccey Donato, Jean Leising, Jack Sandlin, and Dennis Kruse, would ban transgender girls from girls’ sports teams K-12 has officially been vetoed, making it so it doesn’t go into law.


The description of the bill on the Indiana General Assembly website says, “Participation in school sports. Requires, for purposes of interscholastic athletic events, school corporations, public schools, nonpublic schoo
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Crisis in Ukraine

The invasion of Ukraine at the hands of Vladimir Putin has commenced.

According to the Associated Press, Russia launched a wide-ranged attack on Ukraine, hitting cities and bases with airstrikes or shelling. Civilians have been piling into trains and cars in attempts to flee the areas and Ukraine’s government said Russian tanks and troops rolled across the border in a “full-scale war.”

President Vladimir Putin deflected global condemnation and cascading new sanctions and instead turned to Russ
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Indiana house bill 1116 latest in controversial Indiana bills

House Bill 1116, authored by Representative Timothy Wesco, Co-authored by representative Timothy O’Brien and Representative Ethan Manning, and sponsored by Senator Jon Ford, passed out of the Senate elections committee on Monday, despite clear opposition from Democrats.

According to the Indiana General Assembly website, House Bill 1116 deals with electronic voting machines that can change the date by which a county must provide a voter-verifiable paper audit trail for electronic voting systems
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Indiana's house bill 1134 under fire

House Bill 1134, authored by rep. Anthony Cook, co-authored by Rep. J.D. Prescott and Chuck Goodrich, sponsored by Sen. Linda Rogers, passed the Indiana House on a 60-37 vote on Wednesday night with 9 Republicans joining House Democrats to oppose the bill. The Bill is now headed to the Senate. All authors and sponsors are members of the Republican party.

According to public records through the Indiana General Assembly website, House Bill 1134 would limit what Indiana teachers can discuss in the

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The Differences between The Ballad Of Songbirds and Snakes Movie and Book

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes was (and still kind of is) my hyper fixation for the month of November. If anything tells you how much I loved the movie, I’ve now seen it three times. The first time I saw it was with some coworkers and my Muncie movie bestie, Annika. At this point, I had started the book, but I only read up to Part II. The second time I saw the movie was three days later with a friend from home, and I had read up to Part III. By the time I went to the theater a third time, I
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A Deep Dive into Olivia Rodrigo’s Album ‘GUTS’

Now that we’ve had some time to sit with Guts, we’re here to share some thoughts….

Taylor: We can’t talk about how Olivia Rodrigo produced “Guts” without going back to where she began! Olivia first started on screen in an Old Navy commercial and a direct-to-video film from 2015 called, “An American Girl: Grace Stirs Up Success.” However, most people first saw Olivia Rodrigo’s claim to fame when she was on Disney Channel filming a show about a webshow called “Bizaardvark.” As a person with an av
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Women’s History Month: The Bechdel Test

Since we have now entered March, it’s officially the start of Women’s History Month! I thought it would only be fitting to take a look at some movies that do and don’t pass the Bechdel test. If you don’t know, the Bechdel test is a measure of the way women are portrayed in fiction. In order to pass the Bechdel test, a movie (or television show) has to have at least two named women who discuss something other than a man for at least one conversation. You would be surprised at how many movies legi
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Dealing With Imposter Syndrome in College

I’m sure I am not the only person on the planet who suffers from the infamous “imposter syndrome.” In all honesty, I feel like most college students suffer from it, many are just really good at hiding it. If you don’t know, imposter syndrome is a psychological idea that makes people feel undeserving of their achievements and the praise that they receive. People with imposter syndrome usually feel like they’re way overestimated by others around that and that eventually, people will uncover the “t
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Top 10 Black Directors and Writers to Check Out

Entertainment is powerful, movies are intriguing and beautiful, and directors and writers have the ability to transport people to different worlds with their work. For Black History Month, it only felt right to highlight some of the greatest black directors and writers out there along with shining a light on many underrated ones as well.

Kemp Powers has been a co-director, screenwriter, and playwright in Hollywood since 2012 with his breakout short film, This Day Today. In 2013, he screenwrote

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