By: Joey Hatton It was an exciting week in Intramural sports in the Royce and Pam Money Recreation and Wellness Center as the basketball regular season ended with some nail-biting rivalry games. Rivalry week brought in huge crowds of students excited to see their peers fight for playoff spots. In the Men's Champ division the game to watch was the ... [Read More…]
Archives for March 2012
‘Cats dominate in LSC
The No. 6 ranked women's tennis team continues to be unbeaten in conference, starting the spring season off with a 3-0 record at the Eager Tennis Center. This weekend the Wildcats swept No. 20 Tarleton State, Incarnate Word, and forced a 9-0 win over No. 10 Rollins College. "We had a great weekend of tennis, No. 3 ranked Julia Mongin said. "We ... [Read More…]
Christians can’t love from white horses
When I began volunteering with the Mission Church's college program, I heard stories from the kids I spent time with that blew my mind. Stories that these kids should not have to live out. While I was taken aback and appalled with the sad circumstances these kids deal with daily, I began to feel bad for feeling bad for them. I did not understand ... [Read More…]
Youthful dream jobs aren’t so dreamy
Remember when we were little kids and we all wanted to be superheroes and ballerinas? Here's why those plans never completely panned out. Firefighters and policemen were the coolest dudes ever. They were the modern, everyday heroes that saved people and everyone loved. They caught thieves, sprayed burning buildings with enormous water hoses and ... [Read More…]
Students perform in Edwards concert series
The lobby of Edwards Hall was filled with the sounds of acoustic guitars and the voices of three students Friday. Gabe Guerra, Erin Daughtery, and Spencer Goudeau displayed their musical talents as a part of a concert series held in Edwards Hall. "I thought it would be a good way to bring people together on a Friday night," said Jordan Bunch, ... [Read More…]
BSA marks history production success
The Black Students' Association conducted its 16th Black History Production, titled "A Walk through Time." This production continued the tradition of celebrating 500 years of African-American history through storytelling, poetry, music and dance. Featuring ACU students, "A Walk through Time" showcased a diverse number of performances, each paying ... [Read More…]
Soccer tournament benefits mission trip
Students from across campus participated in a soccer tournament last weekend to benefit Mission Lazarus. The event was conducted as an attempt to help families in poverty-ravaged Honduras, where soccer is a part of the children's culture. "Soccer is what kids love in Honduras," said Sarah Boleslawski, senior communications major from Spring. Over ... [Read More…]
Final provost candidates to visit campus
The provost at Pepperdine University and an associate dean at New Mexico State University have been named finalists for the position of provost. No internal candidates were asked for a final interview. Dr. Darryl Tippens, provost at Pepperdine, and Dr. Robert Rhodes, associate dean for students and programs at New Mexico State will visit campus ... [Read More…]
New nursing school to replace Ag in Zona Luce
The Department of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences will move from Zona Luce to the Hardin Administration Building after the Fall 2012 semester. The School of Nursing will move into Zona Luce before Fall 2013. Dr. Greg Straughn, interim provost, outlined the location changes in a faculty meeting Monday. Other changes discussed include the ... [Read More…]
Paramount to show Texas films
The Paramount Theatre will be showing two films about barbecue and breweries on behalf of the Texas Independent Film Network on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The first film is entitled "BBQ: A Texas Love Story" and is a 45-minute documentary about barbecue joints across Texas. It is narrated Ann Richards, former Texas governor. "The second film is ... [Read More…]
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