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'Controversial' economist and writer Michael Hicks leaves Ball State

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By Trinity Rea
| Yahoo Verified
MUNCIE, IN — In a small, windowless office, tucked in the corner of the Center for Business and Economic Research on Ball State's campus, Michael Hicks types on an old laptop. He's currently researching the impact of AI data centers, work that has already drawn attention from outlets like the New York Times. He doesn't view any of it as particularly his own doing.
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Flock camera cut down on Ball State campus as Muncie officials discuss system

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By Trinity Rea, Douglas Walker Verified
| MSN Verified
MUNCIE, IN — A Flock Safety Automated License Plate Reader on Ball State's campus was cut down during the early hours of Aug. 4 at the intersection of Riverside Avenue and Dicks Street. Ball State University Content and Media Strategy Manager Andrew Walker confirmed the incident. “UPD is aware of the incident and is investigating. At this time, we have no additional information to share while the matter is under investigation,” he said via email.
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The Foster Closet opens its second location at Illuminate Muncie

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By Trinity Rea
| Cardinal Media
What is now an opportunity for foster children was just a tiny, unused space a few months ago. Lacking electricity, storage and air conditioning, Joe and Melissa Hullinger entered the small building nestled behind Illuminate Muncie with one goal: create the best possible space for foster kids and the families who take them in. “Neither one of us have ever done anything like this,” Melissa said. “... We're just so grateful that the community has really come together and donated.
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