Imagine living in a neighborhood with people you care about and people who care about you. Imagine sitting on your front porch as the light begins to dim and the temperature starts to drop in the early evening hours, chatting with friends and watching as the neighborhood kids scramble up and down slides at the park across the street. Imagine ... [Read More…]

Continual change defines several areas of life. It creates expectations that temperatures will cool and warm, stock values will increase and decrease, and powerful leaders will rise and fall. Similarly, it is a well-known fact that clothing fashions come and go. "As you know in fashion, one day you're in, and the next, you're out," says Heidi ... [Read More…]

By: David McMichael You are presented with an opportunity: outside the laws of time and the rules of physics and space, you can write one sentence and send it back to a younger version of yourself. In your current, unaltered life, are you happy? Are you bitter? ashamed? lazy? content? What is the one thing your younger self absolutely must know ... [Read More…]

George Holland understands the old adage, "form follows function." Perhaps more importantly, this professional potter has refined the saying into a perfect synthesis between aesthetics and purpose. For forty years, Holland has worked professionally with ceramics all over the United States and in Mexico. Holland now resides with his wife, Wanda, ... [Read More…]

By Breanna Anderson The weekly singer/songwriter competition at Lytle Land and Cattle drew a large crowd to the patio Tuesday night, including several ACU students. Three students competed this week - Kris Heiderich, Lucas Wright and Kayla Pyper. Megan Marutzky, senior interior design major from Dallas, who did not perform, was a ... [Read More…]