All along South 1 students looking for an oriental culinary experience might well feel overwhelmed by this barrage. With a little patience, however, it's not long before Ann's Thai Kitchen pops up at 3309 South First. For those who long to escape the Bean on a Friday night but don't want to subject their stomachs to burgers, Ann's is little short ... [Read More…]
The Greenhouse effect: Students turn house into concert venue
"We host private concerts in our living room." That's a sentence that very few people would be lucky enough to say. But also what one group of students gets to say every month. From the street, the little green house on North 23rd St. looks like any other Abilene residence, aside from its quirky color. Shaina Meitl and Kelly Seale, a junior and ... [Read More…]
Food Wars: Nikki’s vs. Red Mango
Nikki's Swirl Shoppe Flavors: Nikiki's offers a variety of unique flavors ranging, some, like ooey gooey cinammon bun are delicious and others like green apple are disgusting. They also offer de-lite options which contain only eight calories per ounce. They have a board where customers can vote for their favorite flavors. Toppings: 42 ... [Read More…]
John Legend changes tune
John Legend returned this week with his fourth studio album "Love in the Future." Displaying an effortlessly cool vibe and his signature twist on R&B, Legend has created arguably his best work yet. Inspired largely by his relationship with fiance Chrissy Teigen, the album veers off the path of his usual tales of female conquests and, as the ... [Read More…]
Monks more than just a coffee shop
Monks has long been a staple of life for ACU students, with its well made cup of coffee and added bonus of a great atmosphere. The laid back vibe, delicious coffee and cheap concerts make it a natural gathering point for students. Tanner Endowe has been a barista there for over six months and said it is one of the best jobs he has ever had. ... [Read More…]
The Civil Wars fight a personal battle
The Civil Wars' new self titled album is everything expected from the popular duo. Barton Hollow, their debut album, quickly became a cultural phenomenon and placed extremely high expectations on the pair's second album. The Civil Wars deliver on all levels, expanding on their signature sound and revisiting the soulful, melancholic tunes that ... [Read More…]
Abilene attractions offer host of opportunities
Paramount Constructed in 1930, the Paramount is one of Abilene's most iconic structures. It is known for its beautiful interior, the classic films it plays and retro atmosphere. This Saturday, August 31, the Paramount is hosting a Grease sing-a-long fundraiser at 7 p.m. Tickets start at $15 and include a goody bag. There will also be a ... [Read More…]
Rainbows make me happy
Rainbows make people happy. Food can make people happy. Put the two together and I am pretty sure that is a recipe for world peace. I'm always on the look out for eclectic recipes. If you have read my past blog posts, you know that I am not the best cook. Alright, alright, I'm horrible, but I'm learning. My desire to become a perfect cook leads me ... [Read More…]
To live and eat in Dixie
Spoonbread. It may not sound excessively appetizing, but- Who am I kidding? The concoction is not one of the South's most obviously attractive fares. In fact, strong Dixie roots are almost a prerequisite for digestion, let alone enjoyment, of the antebellum cuisine. The starchy side proves exactly as it sounds: the gritty-textured bread that ... [Read More…]
The great outdoors of dining
When flipping through college brochures, prospective students almost always find pictures of college kids enjoying a lazy day on campus basking in the warm sun. As a senior in college, however, I've noticed that few students take advantage of outside opportunities - especially when it comes to dining. Now that winter is over and spring has sprung, ... [Read More…]
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