By Melanie J. Knox, Opinion Editor Social club pledges, current members and alumni come together each year at the Homecoming breakfasts early Saturday. Breakfasts begin for most clubs between 6:30 and 7 a.m. and last for about two hours. The pledges perform in some fashion for the members and alumni, and the clubs sing their club songs. "It's ... [Read More…]
Archives for October 2003
‘Above All,’ no one has right to change meaning
It is not right for someone to change the meaning of a song because the words do not mean what they want them to mean. I found the following on a Web site: "Anointed songwriter Lenny LeBlanc is also an expert designer and builder of fine wood furniture. God's gift that enables Lenny to craft artistry from wood also enables him to craft words into ... [Read More…]
Wildcats take out Incarnate Word: Volleyball team takes weekend off
By Brian Roe, Sports Writer Sophomore setter Lindsey Martin returned from injury as ACU extended its winning streak to four games with a Lone Star Conference crossover win over Incarnate Word on Tuesday night in Moody Coliseum. The Wildcats, now 21-7 overall and 4-1 in conference play, won the match in four games. Martin, who had been out with an ... [Read More…]
Weekend visitors boost economy
By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor Each year Homecoming attracts thousands of out-of-town visitors who contribute greatly to the local economy. On average, ACU's 1,500 Homecoming visitors spend $176,800 on dining, hotels and various expenditures, according to the Abilene Visitor and Convention Bureau. Visitors coming to ACU outnumber and outspend ... [Read More…]
Two years till 100, ACU plans for big bash: 11-member committee to recommend goals, ideas for centennial
By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor Planning for the university's 100th anniversary is underway, and 10 task forces have submitted ideas for Centennial Celebration goals. Ideas submitted by the task forces will not been released until after the plans are finalized early next year, said Michelle Morris, assistant vice president for university and alumni ... [Read More…]
Houses would be used for hall: Local lots owned by university needed for possible addition
By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor University-owned property on East North 19th and 20th streets will be used for future expansion, according to the administration. Seven houses, five of which are rental property, were bought by ACU to prepare for growth; four of the houses are on East North 19th, and three are on 20th. Two other houses are used for the ... [Read More…]
Cats clash with Midwestern: Running, stopping run could be keys to Wildcat victory
By Joel Weckerly, Sports Editor On paper, the ACU football team is solid in Homecoming games. Since 1920, the Wildcats have gone 46-28-1 in the 75 Homecoming games they've played. On emotion, however, ACU is always sky-high come Homecoming game day. On Saturday, ACU welcomes Lone Star Conference South Division rival Midwestern State to Shotwell ... [Read More…]
Freeman falls on hard times… again: Bad injury cuts quarterback’s season short for second time
By Joel Weckerly, Sports Editor As the doctor went to slap the X-ray on the light board, time froze for Colby Freeman. Two days before, the senior quarterback for ACU had been sandwiched by a pair of Angelo State defenders en route to a 3-yard touchdown scamper and knocked out cold. When he woke up, his left arm hurt-bad. The Brownwood native ... [Read More…]
Wildcats tack on two more wins: Team takes out TAMUK, Tarleton on divisional road trip
By Brian Roe, Sports Writer The ACU Wildcats went on the road last week and won a pair of conference matches to finish the first half of Lone Star Conference South Division tied for first place atop the standings at 4-1 with West Texas A&M. The Wildcats (20-7 overall) began their road trip with a 28-30, 30-22, 30-21, 30-27 victory over Texas ... [Read More…]
Ndikumana’s surgery sidelines him for second straight meet
By Steve Holt, Sports Writer If only... For the second major meet in a row, the ACU men's cross country team had a win in the bag, except for one missing detail-one of its top runners. With No. 4 runner Jean-Marie Ndikumana sidelined after a minor surgery Thursday to remove a cyst from his Achilles tendon, ACU managed to place fourth among ... [Read More…]
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