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(06/20/24 2:12pm)
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(06/20/24 2:07pm)
In the ever-evolving world of online games, finding the perfect match for your gaming style can feel like a quest all on its own. Whether you’re new to gaming or a seasoned player, the options are seemingly endless. From fast-paced shooters to slow-paced strategy games, there’s something for everyone.
(06/19/24 3:25pm)
Whenever I tell high school students in classes I visit that I appreciated learning about slavery as a child growing up in the Caribbean, they often look confused.
(06/17/24 5:07pm)
Indiana has the highest failure rates for its driver’s license test in the U.S., with more than 1,362,100 Hoosiers failing the test from 2020 to 2023, according to a recent USA Today report. The inability to pass the test can harm residents in Indiana, one of the most car-dependent states in the country.
(06/17/24 4:41pm)
Editor's note: This is the second piece in a series written by students and faculty in a study abroad program — “Travel Writing through Italy and France” — a project-based immersive learning course to capture the flavors, culture, history and natural beauty of France and Italy.
(06/17/24 3:25pm)
The adoption of casino AI in cryptocurrency gambling among students reflects a growing interest in innovative technologies. As you explore these modern gambling practices, understanding the implications and potential risks becomes crucial. This article aims to shed light on how AI is influencing the gambling landscape for university students.
(06/17/24 2:37pm)
Car accidents can be overwhelming, leaving you stressed and unsure of your next steps. Though expected to help, insurance companies often prioritize their profits over your best interests. Understanding things they don't want you to know will help you manage your claim more effectively.
(06/17/24 2:22pm)
The quality and strength of leadership are key to the long-term success of any business. Scott Crockett, Everest Business Funding CEO, says that how organizations are created, grow, and adapt all revolve around how their leaders act.
(06/18/24 6:20pm)
With the 2024 Delaware County spring high school sports season officially over, it’s time to look back at the athletes and teams that stood out amongst the fray.Here are your 2024 Delaware County spring sports awards. Best baseball player: Delta junior Zane Cline Throughout the 2024 season, Cline led the blue and gold to a successful season filled with accomplishments. The junior batted .402 with 33 hits and 23 RBIs. He finished the season with a .500 on-base percentage and led the Eagles in home runs (5) and stolen bases (7). Best baseball pitcher: Delta senior Kayden Thomas On the mound, Thomas became the Eagles’ ace as he finished the season with a 1.37 ERA and a 5-2 record. The senior recorded 62 strikeouts and allowed 38 hits and only 11 walks. In Delta’s Delaware County championship victory, the senior struck out seven Yorktown batters and gave up four hits. Best softball player: Yorktown junior Claire Hazen The Tigers finished 2024 with a 21-3 record, and one of the green and white’s driving forces was Hazen. The junior finished the season with a .446 batting average, which included 37 hits and 25 RBIs. She also had eight home runs and 16 stolen bases. Best softball pitcher: Yorktown senior Caitlin Laferney LaFerney became one of the best area pitchers this season as she finished the season with a 19-3 record. Her stats speak for themselves as she had 167 strikeouts with 84 hits in 123.1 innings. She finished six games with over 10 strikeouts.Best girls’ tennis player: Delta senior Gabby Knight The Eagles’ No. 1 singles player ended her senior season with a 19-7 record. Her performance in 2024 earned her a spot in the North-South Indiana Senior All-Star match. Best boys’ golfer: Yorktown senior Christian Groves In his four years with the Tigers, Groves never disappointed. This year, Yorktown’s No. 1 golfer continued to shine as he won the Delaware County Tournament with a 78 (six over) and led the Tigers with a 71 in their sectional victory. Best boys’ track athlete: Wapahani senior Nick Cook Cook has become one of the best area boys’ runners during his time with the Raiders. He finished his final year with the same intensity. The IU-I commit ended his high school career with a fifth-place finish at the state finals with Wapahani’s 4x800 team and was selected to the Indiana Track and Field All-Star Team. Best girls’ track athlete: Delta senior Nicki Southerland Throughout her career, Southerland’s accolades have stacked together. Her performance did not falter in 2024 as she continued to win and break records. Her season ended with the highest achievement as she was named a state champion in the 800-meter and 1600-meter events. Best spring coach: Delta baseball’s Devin WilburnWilburn is no stranger to Delaware County baseball. From playing at Wapahani and then collegiately for Ball State, the Eagles’ third-year head coach has been a part of the game at every level. But this year, he coached the blue and gold to their best record since 2015, which included a county, sectional and regional championship. Breakthrough spring athlete: Burris baseball’s Beau Edmonds Edmonds started his high school baseball career on fire as he was one of the best weapons the Owls had in 2024. He finished the year with a 0.535 batting average and 23 hits. He also had 15 RBIs and was a threat on the basepath with 17 stolen bases. Best spring team: Delta baseballThe Eagles opened their season with a 6-1 record, and after that, they never looked back. They captured their first Delaware County title for the first time since 2017 and then became sectional and regional champions, being the only area team to advance to semi-state. Best spring moment: Nicki Southerland completes trifecta at state finals After another state title at the IHSAA State Finals meet, Southerland became the first IHSAA athlete to complete the trifecta – 3200 (2022), 1600 (2023 and 2024) and 800 (2024) – in its history. Best spring game: Delta defeats Yorktown in extra innings for county titleA rivalry matchup. A county title on the line. The scene was set as Delta faced Yorktown for the Delaware County championship. In the end, the Eagles sprung to the occasion, defeating the Tigers 2-1 in extra innings. It was the blue and gold’s first county title in seven years. Best spring performance: Yorktown’s Caitlin LaFerney strikes out 15 against CentervilleLaFerney’s strikeout numbers are impressive, but her outing against Centerville Thursday, May 23 was one of the best performances during the 2024 season. She finished the Tigers’ 12-0 sectional victory with 15 strikeouts and only allowed two hits and a walk. Contact Zach Carter with comments at zachary.carter@bsu.edu or on X @ZachCarter85.
(06/15/24 4:00pm)
The board of trustees met June 14 to discuss the current and upcoming budget for students and staff, facility pay increases, benefits for staff and a new addition for the university. Two people were also recognized for their hard work and contributions to Ball State University.
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Pornography video-sharing website Pornhub says it’ll block access to Hoosier users as Indiana prepares to enact a recently approved age verification requirement. Its exit is planned for June 27.
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Friday, June 14, 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
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Lucas Oil Stadium turned into a pool and soon the city will be flooded with Olympic hopefuls.
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As a reader interested in the dynamic world of casinos, understanding the latest trends can provide you with valuable insights. AI integration in casinos is not just a buzzword; it is a significant shift that impacts various facets of the industry. This article will explore how AI is influencing these changes and what it means for you.
(07/31/24 12:00pm)
School starts in a couple months, and you might be stressed about finding housing. Luckily, The Haven still has space available for you!
(06/11/24 2:23pm)
Online gambling has seen significant growth in recent years, offering convenience and excitement to players worldwide. However, with this growth comes the need for awareness and caution. By following a few key guidelines, you can ensure your online gambling experience is both safe and enjoyable.
(06/10/24 4:40pm)
They’re cryptocurrency miners and social media businesses. They’re software providers and cloud computing companies.
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Burris Laboratory School students, community members and politicians all dressed in orange gathered in front of the Muncie City Hall steps Friday evening as they showed their support for gun reform legislation.
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Paver repairs to the road on McKinley Avenue continue this week, according to a news release on the Ball State Communications Center.
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Yorktown Public Library is conducting a family reading program this summer. The program, which has been hosted since 2000, allows young kids ready to start a lifetime of enthusiastic reading and book-loving adults to connect and build a broad social circle. Hundreds of people participate each year, hoping to avoid the summer slide of boredom and excessive screen time.