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Abigail Peregoy is a first-year journalism major and writes “Take Note” for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Ghost in the Graveyard. Red Rover. Building forts. Playing dress-up and trains. Legos and Beyblade wars. Each of these was a staple in my childhood, and some of them were probably in yours too.
Ball State University has a century-long legacy, but students only experience a few years of this event during their time here. The week of celebration and school spirit is different for everyone, so throughout a student’s time, their Homecoming plans might change from their first year to their last year. Monday through Saturday, Homecoming gives students, alumni and the Muncie community an opportunity to join and celebrate the culture of Ball State.
Abigail Peregoy is a first-year journalism major and writes “Take Note” for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. For as long as students have been told to “pay attention,” imagination has been treated as the enemy of learning. Daydreaming in class is seen as “a lack of focus.” Doodling in a notebook is considered “a waste of time.” Thinking outside the box is often considered less useful than simply following instructions.
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