On Tuesday night, Dale Herigstad came to Ball State University as part of the Letterman Speaker Series. (Here he’s decked out in his best Neo-Preacher Future Man outfit, which rocked.) The series, which brought in Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, is … Continue reading
Tonight I had the chance to see the Alison Brown Quartet at Pruis Hall with my friend Megan, who is fast becoming a Go To Partner-in-Crime. I’m normally not big on music, but I’m a sucker for most bluegrass music … Continue reading
I promise after today there will be no more posts about Homecoming. But there are some photographs floating around in the wild that my friends have decided needed to be shared. Here I am tossing candy to the kiddies who … Continue reading
It’s been a long, interesting few weeks. But today – thankfully – it’s all come to an end. Today was homecoming. That meant: the parade the alumni lunch the football game and announcement Truthfully, everyone has been great. The Homecoming … Continue reading
This is going to be a long week. Here’s what I’ve learned so far: nothing good happens when you walk into a room and people are laughing as tears dribble from their eyes. How do I know this? Evidence: My … Continue reading
Today is an entertaining day in the Arts + Journalism building at Ball State University. Not for me, mind you, although I do enjoy the smiles and giggles that surround me as I walk through the hallways. Today the glee … Continue reading
I’ve been aspirational with Something New. With every event I’ve lined up (save the ones that involve much personal embarrassment, such as tomorrow night’s crowning of the Faculty Homecoming King and Queen), I’ve purchased multiple tickets. I’ve done so to … Continue reading
In a different lifetime, I was a student manager for the Miami University Women’s Field Hockey Team. My athletic career derailed by a nasty groin injury, I wasn’t quite ready to put the athletic field behind me when I went … Continue reading
My students are funny. There is a strange arc that goes with being a student in my class. Not one that every single student follows, but definitely an arc that most do. The ins and outs aren’t important, but many … Continue reading
I’m early in this process, but I’ve been scouting around the Greater Indianapolis area to find the place that I’m going to live next. I love Muncie, but it’s simply not a place that I’ll find much of a social … Continue reading
