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Burlesque: “110% feminist”

The Fabulous Funcie Femmes are a group of performers who bring a modern take to a specific kind of vintage entertainment: Burlesque.
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Middletown: The Untold Stories

Muncie is known nationally as America’s Middletown thanks to a series of sociological studies. However, some crucial perspectives were left out of its pages.
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Muncie’s Older Sister

Muncie, Indiana has a sister city in Zhuji, China.
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How Do Different Generations Use Social Media?

Research shows Generation Z uses social media differently than their parents. Is this true for Ball State students and faculty?
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Ways to Show Some Love to the Environment in Muncie

The 50th anniversary of Earth Day was April 22, but you can still show your love and support for the environment by taking part in these activities, on campus and off. 
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Fostering Makers in Muncie

Georedt Michael Huggins and Foto-Therapy Photography stay in Muncie to be a creative space for students and locals.
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Life without Social Security

As life expectancy climbs, Social Security must adapt or cease to exist.
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A City Deconstructed: The State of Factories in Muncie

Muncie was once a factory city, but in recent years has experienced rapid deindustrialization.
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The New Face of Downtown

Downtown Muncie was nearly abandoned, until Muncie residents and organizations made an effort to revitalize it.
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Computerized Campaigns

In the digital age, politicians are learning to navigate new rules of communication to appeal to voters. 
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