By Paul A. Anthony, Editor in Chief With a year left before the 2004 elections, President Bush's fortunes flip-flopped in the face of two days of strong economic data this month: he faces trouble in Iraq but triumph on the economy. Such a reversal certainly surprised Washington's chatterers, who, depending on political persuasion, predicted ... [Read More…]
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Our Voice: Editorial for Nov. 21, 2003
As the student body breaks for a day of giving thanks, the Optimist editorial board shares some unique things we are thankful for. The essence of our country is being played out this week in the actions of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and the anger that has followed it. Dissent is a healthy part of a free society, and whether that ... [Read More…]
Police Log: 11/21/2003
Monday 10:40 a.m. Escort for funeral at University Church of Christ 3:15 p.m. Called by APD, asked to attempt to locate mental subject reported on campus. 4:10 p.m. Fingerprint of student at the office 4:55 p.m. Fire alarm Smith Adams 5:40 p.m. Assist APD/AFD with auto-pedestrian accident, 1700 Campus Court. 8:20 p.m. Jumpstart vehicle at ... [Read More…]
Ready to run: Wildcats prepared to bring championship trophy to Abilene
By Steve Holt, Sports Writer The sweat and pain of a three-month season will funnel down to a half-hour Saturday, as nine ACU athletes compete in the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships in Cary, N.C. ACU's seven-runner men's squad will be competing for its first national title, while two women will run for individual glory. "There's some ... [Read More…]
SA committee likely to find no budget inconsistencies: Investigations a result of allegations of impropriety
By Paul A. Anthony, Editor in Chief A standing committee on the Students' Association budget likely will find that the executive officers did not intentionally allow inconsistencies in this year's allocations, its chair said during Wednesday's meeting. The nine-member standing committee was created to investigate allegations by some Congress ... [Read More…]
A Thanksgiving Editorial
As the student body breaks for a day of giving thanks, the Optimist editorial board shares some unique things we are thankful for. The essence of our country is being played out this week in the actions of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and the anger that has followed it. Dissent is a healthy part of a free society, and whether that ... [Read More…]
Taste of Italia: ACU employees own new Italian-themed coffee shop
By Melanie J. Knox, Opinion Editor Harry is a builder and good with numbers. Barry is Italian and more creative. Together, Harry and Barry hope they have the perfect mix to make their new restaurant, di' Italia, a smash hit. Barry Pupella, financial aid counselor for the university, had dreamed of owning a coffee shop for 10 years. When a ... [Read More…]
Lady Cats trek to California: Women kick off season at Cal-Poly Pomona Tournament
By Brian Roe, Sports Writer ACU will travel to California this weekend to open its season with a pair of non-conference games against Cal Poly-Pomona on Friday and Cal State-San Bernadino on Monday. The Wild-cats are coming off a 16-13 season and are picked to finish third in the Lone Star Conference South Divi-sion this season. Head coach Shawna ... [Read More…]
Floor sitters must find new seats: ‘Several concerns’ lead to roping off of back of Moody floor
By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor Ropes blockade the back end of the Chapel floor in Moody Coliseum, and signs posted on orchestra stands ask attendees to find a seat because fire codes prevent them from blocking entrances. Chapel changes like these are implemented in the ongoing effort to thwart the students, staff and faculty who would rather stand ... [Read More…]
Cats to play two at Tipoff Classic: ACU looks for more intensity, effort in four-team invitational
By Joel Weckerly, Sports Editor The 1-0 men's basketball team hopes to extend its home winning streak to three games this weekend when it plays host to the Quality Inn-ACU Tipoff Classic in Moody Coliseum. ACU welcomes cross-town university McMurry, Paul Quinn College and Southwestern Assemblies of God to the invitational, which kicks off 4 p.m. ... [Read More…]
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