By Kimberly Prather, Student Reporter The Department of Theatre will showcase its production of Sabrina Fair over the next three weekends in Fulks Theatre with a modern adaptation of the romantic comedy popular on Broadway 50 years ago. The spring Dinner Theatre performance was written by Samuel A. Taylor and depicts a love affair in the mid-20th ... [Read More…]
Archives for April 2008
University looks to fill list of open positions
By Daniel Johnson, Sports Editor Several departments and programs are looking to hire. According to the Web site for the Office of the Provost, there are 13 faculty positions open at ACU. There are openings for six vacant faculty positions in the College of Arts and Sciences; two in the College of Business Administration; three in the College of ... [Read More…]
Wildcats gear up for Lubbock meet
By Jared Fields, Editor in Chief With small hail pellets and tornado warnings, head track and field coach Don Hood said he still looks forward to this weekend's meet at the Texas Tech Invitational. The team didn't need to practice too badly Wednesday; it was, "kinda a recovery day anyway," Hood said. Hood said earlier that this time of the year ... [Read More…]
Coming year demands excellence from SA
The gimmicks, speeches, promises and posters have returned with this year's Students' Association executive officer elections set for next week. But with this year's elections comes an opportunity to continue the proactive role the university has seen from this year's SA Congress. The SA Cabinet, which includes the president, vice president, ... [Read More…]
The Old Switcheroo
By Laura Acuff, Staff Writer Walking into astronomy class at 9 a.m. Wednesday morning, a student sat down and prepared to take an exam for which he'd never seen a study guide. Just one more point, he told himself. If he could score one more point than the lowest score in the class, he'd consider it a victory. Thus began university president Dr. ... [Read More…]
SA buys table for married couples
By Kelsi Peace, Managing Editor Special interests on campus received a voice at Wednesday's Students' Association meeting, thanks to several pieces of legislation. Rep. Aaron Escobedo presented a bill to spend $140 to purchase a table for ACU's spring Dinner Theatre, "Sabrina Fair." Tickets for the dinner will be auctioned off only to married or ... [Read More…]
Late-night dining would benefit students
Late-night dining options for students may soon not be limited to Taco Bell and Whataburger runs, and the change could not come any sooner. In Monday's Students' Association meeting, Anthony Williams, director of retail and purchasing; Tom Morris, food services director; and Phil Schubert, executive vice president, addressed the possibility of ... [Read More…]
SA congress tackles meal plans, funding
By Kelsi Peace, Managing Editor Cost questions kept Congress occupied for much of the April 2 meeting as SA examined meal plans, appropriated funding and denied a request. Congress continued questions about costs at the university, addressing executive vice president Phil Schubert; Anthony Williams, director of retail and purchasing; and Tom ... [Read More…]
Reach out to less fortunate at home
By Colter Hettich, Features Editor Abilene doesn't need our help. Don't let people guilt-trip you into thinking it does. If you're driving and pass a neighborhood that looks like it is falling apart, don't worry - they're fine. If everyone you brush shoulders with at the mall looks happy and rich, you're right. They are. If you go to church on ... [Read More…]
Shoeless ACU steeplechase runner sets year’s best time
By Jared Fields, Editor in Chief Atop the steeplechase hurdle on the first lap, Winrose Karunde lost her shoe on the landing. Head coach Don Hood has seen a runner finish a race without a shoe before. The athlete finished without much of the skin on his foot too. Long distance coach, and Don's brother, Derek ran down to Karunde at the end of the ... [Read More…]
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