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Editorial		Fall 2011
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News

Censors MIA on M.I.A.’s finger flip

NEW YORK — Less than a second stood between British singer M.I.A. giving the finger to 114 million people watching the Super Bowl halftime show and no one noticing at all.

Super Bowl boosts Indy’s image

Indianapolis was once called Naptown and India-No-Place for a reason.

Energy Challenge encourages students to save power

Many students will save energy to win a pizza party, a trophy and possibly free rock climbing passes this semester.

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Features

For a good cause

Second Harvest Food Bank provides food for nearby communities

The students who help at Second Harvest Food Bank never get to see the people they're serving.

New sandwich shop serves up big bites

Muncie eats up Chicago-style sandwiches, hot dogs and sides at Chef Boys

Ryan Clements has always held the nickname Chef Boy RC, a play-on-words of the famous canned pasta brand Chef Boyardee. Clements decided to use his nickname as the name of his latest restaurant endeavor located on Oakwood Avenue, Chef Boys Sandwich Factory. 1 comment

Sports

BASEBALL: Cardinals make use of warm weather

Ball State practices outside three times in first preseason week

The same weather that drew rave reviews from the out-of-town visitors to Indianapolis for the Super Bowl last week has also been a boon for Ball State baseball. Almost since Jan. 27, the first day the NCAA permits baseball practices, the weather in Muncie has allowed the Cardinals to leave their normal winter home of the Field Sports Building for the roomier turf fields in the Briner Sports Complex.

MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Rouse playing big role in second year

Second-year starter is making strides in his on-court communication

Tommy Rouse is in his second season as a starter. He's playing one of the few positions on the Ball State men's volleyball team that isn't undergoing significant change. And the team needs him to be a steady defensive presence in the backcourt.

Opinion

EUROPEAN EXPERIENCES: Beligium waffles to exist, but don't forget about the chocolate

This past weekend, I traveled outside of the UK for the first time. Needless to say, I was very excited to have my first European adventure.

DISTANT FIRST: Dreams come true at Jimmy Fallon taping

It was a night I'll never forget.

Super Bowl

Amid Super Bowl kudos, Indy cleans up, looks ahead

INDIANAPOLIS — Bleary-eyed and jubilant, Super Bowl organizers swung into cleanup mode Monday and hoped the rave reviews from fans and journalists over how it pulled off its first Super Bowl will draw the NFL's showcase event back to town.