After months of speculation, Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple, publicly announced his newest creation: the iPad. The Jan. 27 announcement left many questions unanswered and many people disappointed. However, ACU's Mobile Learning Leadership Team decided to look into the possibility of incorporating this new gadget into the Mobile Learning Initiative. They ... [Read More…]
Archives for February 2010
Silence creates stronger statement
We've forgotten how powerful it is to keep our mouths shut. We forgot because we're forced to talk. I'm told my class average will suffer if I fail to speak up. What if I don't have anything to say? What if I don't want to spit out noise to ensure a class participation grade? What if I'd rather let my thoughts accumulate and open my mouth when I ... [Read More…]
Valentine’s Day mixer unites HSU, ACU social clubs
By Lizzy Spano ACU and Hardin-Simmons University students had the opportunity to make new friends - or find true love - at the Trojan and Tri Phi Stoplight Mixer at the First Baptist Church of Abilene on Feb. 12. The mixer was a combined effort of ACU's Trojans and the HSU women's club, Tri Phi, to create a Valentine's Day event in which club ... [Read More…]
Gibson construction delayed due to Sing Song
Sing Song visitors and participants are perhaps unknowingly reaping the benefits of a decision earlier this year to delay construction of the new Student Recreational and Wellness Center until after Sing Song. Construction and remodeling of the Gibson Health and P.E. Center was delayed until the Monday after Sing Song, with the entire process ... [Read More…]
Summer Olympics top winter games in excitement
By Sam Bartee Growing up in Colorado, winter activities were a big part of my life. However, if I had to choose between winter and summer, I would pick summer, hands down. The same goes for the Olympics - the summer games are just better. Although sports in both seasons are competitive, the Summer Olympics seem to be a tad more challenging, and ... [Read More…]
The Optimist Print Edition: 02/19/2010
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Third generation brings tradition home for Hunter
Sing Song is a family affair for many students and alumni, but this year is particularly special for one family. Bob Hunter, senior vice president emeritus, will watch his first grandchild perform this weekend - more than 50 years after he organized the first ACU Sing Song. "It's so wonderful. We very much hoped we would someday have a ... [Read More…]
Photo Gallery: Sing Song 2010
Optimist photographers Kelsi Williamson, Heather Leiphart and Zak Zeinert catch all the action of Sing Song 2010. Â The University tradition includes hours of hardwork and practice leading up to this week's dress rehearsals and performances which began Wednesday night. ... [Read More…]
ACU alumnus demonstrates, showcases art
Snow didn't stop Daniel Weber, ACU alumni and Los Angeles printmaker, from conducting a printmaking workshop and speaking to several art students Thursday. Weber's trip to ACU was his first time back since graduating from ACU in 2003 with a degree in two-dimensional studio art. He later earned his master's in printmaking. Weber did a printmaking ... [Read More…]
Winners to receive trophies for vocal victories
For the first time in Sing Song's history, winners in each category will receive a tangible award - trophies will be awarded for the best overall performance in the men's, women's and mixed voice categories. The trophies will be presented on stage to the winning acts at the end of the performance, said Tom Craig, director of student productions ... [Read More…]
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