By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief The Students' Association Congress voted to close its weekly meeting to students and student media Wednesday based on a concern that private conversations were being recorded. Sophomore Sen. Tony Godfrey, sophomore political science and English major from Burleson, motioned to close the meeting after he ... [Read More…]
NAACP reminds nation of equality’s importance
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief When it comes to political groups, one easily can get lost in the flood of acronyms. There is the Amendment-defending ACLU, the American Civil Liberties Union.Save yourself the embarrassment of confusing the ACLU with the Ronald Reagan-loving ACU, the American Conservative Union. Then there is the army of ... [Read More…]
Power dispute shakes Malagasy students’ home island
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief Hasina Raharinomenjanahary's first heard about conflict in her hometown of Antananarivo, Madagascar, on Jan. 26, and immediately did two things: called her family members to make sure they were safe and searched the World Wide Web for the latest update on the state of things back home. More than 100 people ... [Read More…]
Committee narrowing search for new Provost
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief After examining several applications from across the nation, the Provost Search Committee is one step closer to finding ACU's new chief academic officer. The committee, which is comprised of a team of nine ACU faculty or staff chosen by the Faculty Senate, selected at least 10 submitted applications to ... [Read More…]
New era requires conservatives lose gracefully
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief These are hard times for the people who flourished in years past. No, I am not referring to the hoards of unemployed Wall Street bankers who traded their high-paying gigs for a daily search of the wanted ads in the New York Times. I am not alluding to the 70,000 people across the world who lost their jobs ... [Read More…]
Watching History Unfold: Group treks across South, experience history in D.C.
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief Standing among a sea of strangers and without a clear view of the stage, Erin Jordan left her cramped spot in the Washington, D.C., mall area and climbed on a concrete street barrier. After riding in a van for more than 29 hours, spending Monday morning moving slowly through a multitude of bodies and ... [Read More…]
New year brings new staff changes
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief Various administrative departments throughout ACU hired new staff and saw old staff members take new positions, update their titles to better fit their duties or re-jiggered their responsibilities during this school year. "We think all of these transitions, even though they are always difficult, overall in ... [Read More…]
SA Congress supports disc golf course
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief The Students' Association Congress threw its support and wallet behind an effort to build a disc golf course on ACU's campus Wednesday, voting unanimously to sponsor a hole and help build an information kiosk at the future course. Deonna Shake, instructor of exercise science and health, is gathering ... [Read More…]
Thanksgiving traditions should accompany service
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief Forget Christmas, my birthday, Halloween, the Fourth of July or any other holiday. When it comes to my favorite holiday, Thanksgiving is king of the calendar. The day is synonymous with pie, football, oversized parade balloons, family and can-shaped cranberry sauce, has held my top spot and has been that way ... [Read More…]
SA tables debate for election rules bill
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Editor in Chief Students can make use of the extra study time when the Brown Library extends its hours of operation beginning Nov. 30 until Dec. 12. The library will open at its usual times: 1:30 p.m. on Sundays, 9 a.m. on Saturdays and 7 a.m., Monday until Friday, but will extend its closing time to 3 a.m. every ... [Read More…]
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