Emily Teel, sophomore art major from Abilene, sees her friends every time she's at work. Teel works at Sharky's Burrito Co., the popular build-your-own-burrito restaurant located near the Abilene Christian University campus. One of the few burrito places in Abilene, it is frequented by many students from ACU and Hardin-Simmons University, as well ... [Read More…]
Archives for April 2013
Kim Jong-un picking unecessary fights
In 1948, a political disagreement in Korea caused a split between North and South. When the communist regime of the North attempted to conquer the right-wing South, the United Nations, led by the US, stepped in to stop the spread of communism. With hostility, North Korea has resented the intervention ever since. Just as permeable Western culture ... [Read More…]
Letters from a disgruntled American traveler abroad
To the woman who tried to pickpocket me: When I stepped on that busy metro, I'll admit I took no notice of you. You were pretty unassuming which could've made you effective. And I don't want to be too harsh or critical but you really did blow it. There are some things in life that don't make sense: color blind fashion designers, teachers who hate ... [Read More…]
Sleep more important than study
It's getting to the end of the school year and stress levels are high. You are struggling to go to classes, you've forgotten you need chapel credits, you have too much homework to do and not enough time. It's getting to the point where many people pull all nighter or stay up to finish homework in preparation for their final exams. But is losing ... [Read More…]
‘Cats battle TSU for top spot in LSC
First place in the Lone Star Conference will be up for grabs this weekend when the 'Cats travel to Stephenville to take on the Tarleton State University Texans. The Wildcats will play a four-game series that could determine the regular season conference champion. The weekend match-up begins Friday at 3 p.m. and continues on Saturday with a 2 p.m. ... [Read More…]
Wildcats dismantle the War Hawks
Wednesday, the Wildcats played one last match to end their regular season. Both the men's and women's team challenged McMurry, our neighbors down the road, and did not break a sweat as they landed the Warhawks. The women's team didn't take long to claim their victory, as some matches took only 45 minutes. In singles, three matches were 6-0 ... [Read More…]
Renner playing 18 holes with God
In the Lone Star Conference Championships, Corbin Renner made a furious charge up the leaderboard in the final round for an impressive second place finish. Despite the pressure of an individual sport, the course is one of the places Renner finds peace. "When I am out on the golf course it is a lot of free time to grow in my spiritual life and see ... [Read More…]
‘Cats swept by ASU on the road
After a sweep last weekend of Cameron University, the Abilene Christian softball team was dealt a sweep of their own from Angelo State Tuesday evening. The Rambelles won both games by scores of 6-2 and 5-1, snapping a three-game win streak. The Wildcats dropped their season and Lone Star Conference records to 24-22 and 8-12. Defending LSC Player ... [Read More…]
Teams to split up, take talents to two meets
Six members of ACU's track and field team will travel to Walnut, Calif. this weekend for the 55th running of the Mt. SAC Relays. Seniors Baptiste Kerjean, Amanda Ouedraogo, Chloe Susset, Ayesha Rumble and Banjo Jaiyesimi will travel to the golden state to represent ACU. Freshman Xavier King will also join the seniors for the competition. The rest ... [Read More…]
COBA, JMC faculty to lead trip to New York City
COBA and JMC majors will have the opportunity to spend next semester’s fall break in New York City. David Swearingen, executive in residence of the college of business administration, led a group of about 20 COBA majors to New York City during spring break two years ago. Swearingen was formerly the vice president of corporate communications for ... [Read More…]
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