It is not right for someone to change the meaning of a song because the words do not mean what they want them to mean. I found the following on a Web site: "Anointed songwriter Lenny LeBlanc is also an expert designer and builder of fine wood furniture. God's gift that enables Lenny to craft artistry from wood also enables him to craft words into ... [Read More…]
Dancing shoves its way into campus activities
A "dancing" pig has run amuck at Abilene Christian University. What is a "dancing pig" you ask? Well let an ol' farm boy tell you. If a pig can get his snout under the fence or gate, he will continue to push and push until he has his whole body through. The "dancing pig" is now out. He has been seen at basketball games, off-campus at public ... [Read More…]
Safety whistles, programs useful tools
I'm writing in response to the news article about our annual safety whistle presentation which was printed in the Wednesday, Oct. 1 Optimist edition. I can appreciate fair and unbiased coverage, even when the "fairness" may reflect in a negative way upon me or my department. What I don't appreciate is an article that seems to go out of its way ... [Read More…]
Angry liberals have baseless claims
Jason Mida's letter last week exemplifies angry liberalism at its best. When cornered or held accountable to facts, liberals just get louder and more ferocious. Jason Mida has found himself in the shadow of such radical Democratic Party icons as Ted Kennedy, Howard Dean and the always obnoxious Al Franken. How can somebody claim Democrats ... [Read More…]
Alumnus thanks students, staff
On Sept. 4, I was visiting ACU. That afternoon I was in the library there on campus; I was on the third floor. About 4:30 I began to have chest pains and started to sweat rather profusely. Some students and library personnel noticed that something was wrong. In a few minutes, an ambulance was called and I was on my way to Hendrick Hospital. I ... [Read More…]
Social clubs build bonds
I was appalled at the article that appeared in the Views Wednesday section of the Optimist about social clubs. First of all, I find it amusing that the person who has these views doesn't even have the courage to sign their name to the article. Secondly, this was obviously written by someone who has never taken part in the social club ... [Read More…]
‘Quark’ terminology in Chapel vague
"Do quarks speak of God's existence? Yes!" How Dr. Towell arrived at this conclusion was unclear in Monday chapel. He related an experiment in which a quark measurement that had been predicted to increase over time actually decreased, much to the dismay of a fellow scientist. Dr. Towell failed to ever explain the implications of this phenomena; ... [Read More…]
Democratic party protecting freedoms
Mr. Woolsey is right about a one thing; there is indeed a distinction between the two major political parties. I always love reading something that resembles a stump speech written for Tom Delay. You know what I'm talking about, right? Well, let's review what Mr. Woolsey actually claimed in the attempt to distinguish his party of moral ... [Read More…]
Reminder to always rely on God
"I can do all things through my own strength!" This is what I believed because I was a healthy, physically strong and educated young man. At the age of 30 I owned a successful computer business I had started as well as flying full time for the Air Force. During college I was a member of the University of G A Powerlifting Team bench pressing ... [Read More…]
Republicans still vouching for conservative views
I'm responding to last week's letter from the editor about the blurred lines between liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans. After reading the letter over several times, I can't help but notice the inaccuracies and blatant inconsistencies. The distinction is clear between the two parties. Just the very idea that Republicans are more ... [Read More…]
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