By Jared Fields, Managing Editor Students will notice changes on campus upon returning from Christmas break. Aside from the Barnards being gone the entire semester in Oxford, Shane Hughes will leave to accept a campus ministry position in Fort Smith, Ark. Hughes will leave after being at ACU for 10 years as a student, staff and faculty member. ... [Read More…]
ACU’s Music Man: Charles Nelson celebrates 65 years of singing
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor The musical career of Charles Nelson began with the Messiah. Now, the 80-year-old world-class singer feels it fitting to end his career conducting a piece he has performed more than 100 times in his 65-year career. "Messiah," George Frideric Handel's choral masterpiece, usually has four soloists. But Nelson will ... [Read More…]
Police investigate recent thefts and break-ins
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor The ACU Police Department is investigating a series of break-ins and burglaries occurring on campus in the past two weeks. Three car burglaries that occurred on the night of Oct. 29 and into the next day at Sherrod Park Apartments, Barret Hall and Smith and Adams Halls totaled $750 to $1,000 loss. Items taken were ... [Read More…]
Cancer free: the life for me
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor The Abilene community encouraged me Tuesday night to pursue bigger public health issues. Since 71 percent of the voters support the ban on public smoking, I am sure a majority will also support banning the sun from all public places as well. Skin cancer caused by sunlight will kill more than 5,000 people this ... [Read More…]
A family’s legacy
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor Josh Groves sits in his Mabee room like any guy in the dorm's confines. The typical arrangement of posters and stray clothes surround a couch in the middle of the room. An orange poster board with 67 names sits against the wall. Each name is a person in his family who has attended ACU. The irony for Josh is that ... [Read More…]
Don’t rush the Christmas season
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor Some guys see November as a month of freedom. A whole month they can go without shaving. No-shave November. I am not participating in this celebration. I would rather start another protest. No-songs November. The new protest, and not just for guys, is to protest everything that is putting Christmas into our ... [Read More…]
Student attack warns others of dangers
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor Brian Schmidt, senior photojournalism major from Austin, was assaulted early Friday morning between Gibson Gym and the McGlothlin Campus Center. Schmidt was leaving the Don H. Morris Center about 1 a.m. after working on a research paper. He was walking to the University Park Apartments when the assault took ... [Read More…]
The best new mascot for McMurry
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor Two weeks ago, McMurry University decided to be a mascot-less university instead of picking a new one. The NCAA forced the school to drop 'Indians' as its mascot. The decision means McMurry athletics teams will not have a native people or fuzzy animal to identify themselves with. Instead, the athletes will be ... [Read More…]
ACU refines second century vision
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor Dr. Royce Money, president of the university, announced the 21st Century Vision on Tuesday and began by talking about the undefeated football team and a flywheel, comparing their momentums to that of the university's going into the next decade. "I would suggest to you all that ACU has been building up for a ... [Read More…]
Past JV experience disqualifies student from punt-pass-kick award money
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor J.B. Gibbs' month-long wait for $15,000 came to an end Sunday. After punt, pass and kicking his way to possibly winning the money in ACU's first football game, Gibbs had to wait until Sunday to find out the insurance company denied his money. When he made the money shot field goal, controversy arose after the ... [Read More…]
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