Former football standout Danieal Manning was drafted with the 42nd pick in the NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears on Saturday, April 29. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJBT3w7C0Is Editing by Nick Hester ... [Read More…]
Archives for 2006
Rocketboys vie to play at Cornerstone music festival
By Denton Josey, Student Reporter On July 5, about 20,000 music fans will converge in rural Bushnell, Ill., for a four-day music festival called Cornerstone, and student band Homer Hiccolm & the Rocketboys will be on stage. Entering its 23rd year, Cornerstone will feature about 300 bands for fans to watch, and one of those bands will be Homer ... [Read More…]
Manning drafted by the Chicago Bears
Former football standout Danieal Manning was drafted with the 42nd pick in the NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears on Saturday, April 29. Editing by Nick Hester ... [Read More…]
ACU will host the 2006 LSC Tournament at Crutcher Scott Field on Saturday after finishing second in the south division behind Angelo State.
By Daniel Johnson, Sports Writer The top-ranked Wildcats will be one step closer to their goal of another College World Series berth this weekend if they successfully protect their home turf and win the LSC Postseason Baseball Championship Tournament at Crutcher Scott Field. The conference extended the double elimination tournament to include six ... [Read More…]
Wildcats to compete in two meets before nationals
By Steve Holt, Sports Writer Two meets remain before the Wildcat track and field teams will compete for their first dual outdoor national championship since 1999. Friday and Saturday, a handful of Wildcat athletes will be in Arlington for the University of Texas at Arlington Open. Thursday the Wildcats will showcase their speed, endurance and ... [Read More…]
Graduation nears for seniors
By Nathan Driskell, Student Reporter With graduation deadlines behind them, graduation candidates have only to pick up their gown and mortarboards next week, attend their respective commencement rehearsals and walk across the stage May 13. On May 12, two commencement rehearsals will take place, as opposed to previous years when all candidates ... [Read More…]
Starbucks, Java City coexist in healthy competition
By Kelsi Peace, Staff Writer With the opening of the new Starbucks in the Learning Commons, many thought The Den would face hardships as students stopped buying Java City coffee in favor of Starbucks. Anthony Williams, director of retail and purchasing, said although the Starbucks "certainly has some effect on Java City," sales have not decreased ... [Read More…]
Growing from backseat to driver
By Jaci Schneider, Copy Editor Much Ado About Something Almost four years ago I left my home in Oregon to attend a college I'd never visited in a state I'd never been to. When I arrived in Abilene late one August night four years ago, all I wanted to do was turn around and drive the three days back to Central Point. I saw the bright lights from ... [Read More…]
The final countdown: Students scurry to finish class projects and begin studying for final exams
By Jaci Schneider, Copy Editor With finals week looming, students have begun scrambling to refine papers, finish projects and study for tests. Finals week officially begins at the end of Dead Day at 6:30 p.m. Monday and continues through the week, with each regularly scheduled class given a two-hour time slot between 8 a.m. and 8:30 ... [Read More…]
Top 10 stories of the year, courtesy of the ‘Optimist’
Few years in recent history have come with more anticipation than the 2005-06 school year brought for the university. With students and alumni anticipating major events like the Centennial Celebration, the 50th Sing Song and the final February Bible Lectureship, the campus community still found a way to create its own news that helped shape the ... [Read More…]
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