Basketball and a Chapel forum were combined Saturday night for a unique experience with guest speakers and former NFL/CFL athletes, Guy and John Earle, who gave their testimonies and spoke about "Think Twice Ministries." To receive two Chapel credits, students swiped in at 6:15 p.m., before half-time of the women's basketball game, and swiped out ... [Read More…]
Archives for January 2013
Tappin’ Jack
"Hi. Give me just a minute, the game will be over in 24 seconds," Jack McGlothlin said. He was standing a foot from his television screen with his eyes locked on the four-point football game between the Falcons and the Saints. When the Saints pulled through to victory 24 seconds later, Jack clicked off the TV and walked over to the kitchen table. ... [Read More…]
Not the praise you in the storm kind of night
Last Friday, the world grew just a bit dimmer. The loss of one of our own lays heavy on our hearts. As I scanned the trauma room of Hendrick that night, I saw emotions laid out like open books. Tales of heartbreak, confusion, anger and fear were written across the faces of the hundreds of students filling the small room. As the shock took over, ... [Read More…]
Reporting with understanding and heavy hearts
The life of a journalist is not an easy one. In fact, it's probably one of the most demanding professions. There's the late nights, the struggle to meet deadlines, the sources that never call back and those dreaded Oxford commas. But there's even more to it. Journalists expect that one day they will have to cover difficult situations. And we ... [Read More…]
France, study history so you do not repeat it
Every history teacher preaches the value of memorizing the dates, the places, the names and the speech goes something like this: we learn about the past so we won't repeat it. By this definition, France has been handed a silver platter of history. On Jan. 12, France deployed thousands of ground troops and air strikes to the Republic of Mali, a ... [Read More…]
Cartoon: Psalm 91
Evan's Marks by Evan Marks "Psalm 91" ... [Read More…]
‘Cats rally late, defeat WT
The women's basketball team faced off against longtime rival West Texas A&M on Tuesday night in Moody Coliseum. The game was close down the stretch, but the Wildcats were able to take the game 69-60, and move to 15-3 on the season, while WTAM fell to 11-10. "We all plan to continue to work together, work hard and never take our opponents for ... [Read More…]
Wildcats can’t overcome Buffs second half surge
The men's basketball team slipped up Tuesday after winning five of their last six games, dropping a home game to West Texas A&M, 78-69. ACU got off to a hot start, taking a 43-40 lead into halftime. In the second half, the 'Cats had the game slide through their fingers and were not able to overcome a double-digit deficit in the last ten ... [Read More…]
Hal Mumme resigns as McMurry’s head football coach
Head football coach Hal Mumme announced on Friday that he would be stepping down after four seasons at McMurry University. Mumme has been a college head coach for 22 years and his résumé includes stints at Division I Football Bowl Subdivision schools: the University of Kentucky and New Mexico State University. Mason Miller, who has been an ... [Read More…]
Women’s team sets tone with wins
The ACU men and women's track team has a dynasty to protect this 2013 season, and so far they have proved their worth only two meets in. The teams split up, traveling just north of Colorado Springs, Co. to the Air Force Academy Invitational as well as Albuquerque, New Mexico at the New Mexico Invitational this past Saturday to show they have what ... [Read More…]
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