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The Aftermath

One in five college students admits to driving while drunk. Daniel Bertram was only 21 years old when he flew off his motorcycle, landed in a coma, and became one of them
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The Problem with Cultural Appropriation

Ball Bearings sits down with seven individuals to discuss the line between celebrating and disrespecting different cultures.
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Illuminating the Dark of the Limelight

The Millennial obsession with fame and those who have already obtained it comes down to the desire of possessions and being known. While this can be a motivational push, there are it’s downsides
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Mr. West Goes to Washington

Kanye West’s support of President Trump is just one example of how celebrities use their powers to influence politics.
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Finding Serenity in Farming

Serenity Farms is a female-owned and operated organization dedicated to growing community in Muncie.  One thing has always been constant...
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Songs from the Soul

Praise filled Pruis as Ball State students raised their voices to celebrate all they had been blessed with
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Heritage for Sale

Tourism has forced many Amish to adapt to a new way of life.
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The Great Debate: Guns

According to Gallup, the gun debate is a more salient issue in America today than it was in the year after Columbine.
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The Way We See Terrorism

Domestic terrorism accounted for slightly more than 73 percent of acts of terror in the United States between 1980 and 2000. International terrorism, although widely discussed, only made up 26 percent.
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The Ripple Effect

Conventional wisdom suggests that one person can't make a difference in society. Maybe that wisdom is wrong.
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