The Journalism and Mass Communication Department at Abilene Christian University presents their JMC Network Sportscast. Today's top stories include the ACU Football game against Texas A&M this past Saturday, the ACU Cross Country Teams meet in Arkansas for the Chili Pepper Festival, the ACU Track and Field Banquet and the most recent women's ... [Read More…]
Record turnout for mobile voting
By Michael Freeman, Managing Editor Election Day is scheduled for Nov. 4, but some ACU students wanted to cast their ballots early in the Campus Center Monday afternoon. Forty-nine students, faculty and staff members lined up to vote in the five mobile voting booths that were available from 10 a.m. to noon. Monday's voter turnout dwarfed the ... [Read More…]
ACU wins Division II showdown against West Texas A&M 52-35: Football team keeps undefeated season alive, improves to 7-0
By Michael Freeman, Managing Editor The Wildcats took their midterm Saturday night, and they passed the test with flying colors. No. 3 ACU defeated No. 4 West Texas A&M 52-35 at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium in Canyon in front of a crowd of 19,380. The win kept the Wildcats' perfect record intact as they improved to 7-0 on the season and 3-0 in the ... [Read More…]
Eyes on the Presidency: Students gather, react to debate
By Michael Freeman, Managing Editor Nearly three dozen students attended a presidential debatewatching party in The Grove apartment clubhouse Wednesday night, sparking student cheers and jeers, but few changed minds. As the final debate between Republican Sen. John McCain and Democratic Sen. Barack Obama got under way, the students intently ... [Read More…]
‘Prairie Home’ brings classic show to Moody
By Michael Freeman, Managing Editor A Prairie Home Companion, a public radio program with a national audience of more than 4 million listeners, will broadcast live from Moody Coliseum Saturday at 5 p.m. "It's the biggest thing to ever happen to KACU," said Terri Peterson, KACU-FM membership director and business manager. "This is the most ... [Read More…]
GAME BLOG: No. 3 ACU v.s. No. 4 West Texas A&M: ACU beats WTAMU 52-35
By Michael Freeman, Managing Editor Abilene Christian - 52, West Texas A&M - 35 GAME OVER End of Fourth Quarter (ACU wins) ACU Malone takes a knee Penalty - Personal Foul on WT, ball on WT 35 ACU Chancey Campbell run to ACU 50 ACU Chancey Campbell run to ACU 39 ACU Chancey Campbell run to ACU 36 ACU Chancey Campbell run to ACU 36, ... [Read More…]
JMC Network Sportscast October 15, 2008
The Journalism and Mass Communication Department at Abilene Christian University presents their JMC Network Sportscast. Today's top stories include last weekend's football game against San Angelo State, the women's soccer Lone Star Conference game and the woman's volleyball game against San Angelo State. Hosted by Michael Freeman and Kimberly ... [Read More…]
Purple and White Flight: Balloon release aims to promote programs
By Michael Freeman, Managing Editor Flashes of purple and white briefly dotted Monday afternoon's gray overcast sky as ACU TRiO members released more than 700 balloons into the air. The purple and white balloons took flight as part of the third annual Columbus Day balloon release in front of Moody Coliseum, which was meant to endorse TRiO and its ... [Read More…]
Missions, dedication to students defines life
By Michael Freeman, Managing Editor Known for his scrupulous teaching style and passion for medical mission work, Dr. John C. Little, professor emeritus of biology, played an integral part in shaping and guiding students' lives during his 35 years at ACU. Little passed away Oct. 7 in Abilene after a long battle with leukemia. He was 71. "He was ... [Read More…]
From Wall Street to Campus Court: Weak economy may impact ACU community
By Michael Freeman, Managing Editor The U.S. stock market has ridden a roller coaster of ups and downs in the past year - from the record-high Dow Jones industrial average closing price of 14,198.10 last October to the 777-point drop Sept. 29, the worst single-day drop ever. The recent turmoil on Wall Street has not only been felt locally, but ... [Read More…]
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