"On Oct. 7, a woman was reportedly robbed by five males with a handgun just after 4 a.m. in the 1200 block of Abbott Street..." In early October, a woman was robbed by five armed men in the early morning near Ball State. There were two robberies within a month of each other near Ball State University. There were a total of three victims and five robbers with a handgun. Both occurred in the early morning of the weekend.

Red Bull Gives Wings to Driver Traumatic Wreck Leaving the Pieces on Formula 1 Race

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Shelby HAll and James Gilliom

               The still image advertisement is obviously going to depend mostly on its words, since it is never changing. The words the ad uses to draw in the audience with are a guarantee for a free notebook. The font color of the guarantee is even different than the other colors, therefore forcing it to stand out above the rest. The video on the other hand depends more on the image and the visual of the man driving, hence showing how much fun it is to drive a smart car. Both, however, utilize the appeal of logos. The video basically states that if you drive a smart car, you will have fun. The still image simply states what you can get if you aren’t “blown away.” These ads portray the variety of the logos appeal and how it can be used in several ways.

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Political Cartoon

Zero Draft

·       Black and white-Could symbolize the simplicity of the situation.

·       Four main parts- Politics newspaper, Olympics newspaper, Uncle Sam, Printer

·       Shows how the United States of America sports teams outshined politics with only 1 month of television broadcasting.

·       Gabby especially won the hearts of the U.S. with her charisma, talent, and love for Christ. What have the political candidates won?

·       The printer says there is actually good news, with GOOD underlined. A little go a long way. Which was Gabby in this case since she was so tiny but was larger that life, so to speak.

·       Words associated with Politics: Grubby and Tarnished.

·       Words associated with the Olympics: Gabby and Golden.

·       Tone of the cartoon: mocking, but subtle. Doesn’t point out any specific negative points, which shows a bit of respect.

·       Lines to the right of the Politics newspaper indicates that the newspaper was dropped putting more emphasis on how repulsive politics are to the U.S. right now.

·       This also shows that the U.S. has a bright side. We do have hope; we just don’t find the hope within the government’s reach.

·       The illustration of the little guy with the ink also shows that little things do make an impact, just like Gabby Douglas did by representing the U.S.

·       The “Ah!” that is exclaimed from Uncle Sam’s mouth is portrayed to be an exclamation of relief getting a break from the morbid life of politics.