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…]
King deals with questions about husband’s ties to ACU
By Mitch Holt, Copy Editor As voters go to the polls for early voting until Friday and official voting Nov. 7 for District 71 Texas State Representative, Susan King, Republican candidate, and her campaign staff are promoting the candidate's 40-point plan and dealing with questions surrounding her husband's affiliation with ACU. In a recent ... [Read More…]
SA tables Bean Sprout resolution
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor The Students' Association considered a resolution to support the installation of a microphone in the Bean Sprout for announcing orders Wednesday. The resolution, written by Katherine Lee Young, University Park representative and junior families studies major from Dallas, and Kyle Pickens, Foster Science Building ... [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…]
Six earn Sing Song hosting duties
By Mallory Schlabach, Editor in Chief Luke Baty was still groggy when he was kidnapped early Thursday morning and told he was a Sing Song host. But he was still excited. Baty, junior music major from Orchard Park, N.Y., said he was happy about being chosen once he woke up and realized who surrounded him. Baty was one of about to 45 people who ... [Read More…]
University charters buses to ACU game
By Denton Josey, Page Editor Ranking No. 20 in the nation and still undefeated, the ACU football team plays West Texas A&M University on Thursday at 7 p.m., who is also undefeated and ranked No. 4 in the nation. For Homecoming, the Wildcat football team received the support of 13,369 fans. For its game in Canyon, organizers are piecing together 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…]
Lunsford Trail dedicated by family
By Mitch Holt, Copy Editor The Lunsford family dedicated the Lunsford Trail to the university in Chapel Monday, almost a year after the November 2005 ground breaking. "I think it's important that we do this in Chapel, where all of you are gathered, because the gifts that brought this trail to campus were given with you in mind," said Dr. Royce ... [Read More…]
Jessup named queen Saturday
By Mallory Schlabach, Editor in Chief Lindsey Jessup was focusing on smiling and clapping for the 2006 Homecoming Queen when she heard her name announced on the loud speaker in Shotwell Stadium on Saturday. "I had no clue that I would be named Homecoming Queen," said Jessup, senior human communication major from Bakersfield, Calif. "I had a ... [Read More…]
Players to form ‘Ultimate Frisbee’ club
By Denton Josey, Page Editor Already a popular sport on campus, ultimate Frisbee may also be the basis of a new club. Todd Piersall, junior photojournalism major from Keller, is communicating with university officials about starting the official Ultimate Frisbee Club at ACU. "We're trying to get a club together because ultimate Frisbee seems to ... [Read More…]
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