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Mistake gives Moody floor new paint: Wildcat design and other logos grace newly painted floor

August 26, 2002 by Kyle Peveto

By Kyle Peveto, Staff Writer The wooden floor in Moody was resurfaced and completely repainted this summer for the first time in seven years. The new court designs include an updated center court wildcat, the new Lone Star Conference logo at the ends of the court and variations on the design of the old court. The Moody floor is resurfaced twice ... [Read More…]

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Advocacy earning emphasis in SA

May 4, 2002 by Paul A. Anthony

By Paul A. Anthony, A&E Editor The Students' Association will begin moving toward advocacy under next year's administration, said the recently elected executive officers. Executive president Jeremy Smith said he would like to see SA move away from its current practice of planning parties and retreats to begin asking what the student body wants ... [Read More…]

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Student leaders warned in letter

May 1, 2002 by Paul A. Anthony

By Paul A. Anthony, A&E Editor Student officers who violate university policy may be forced to resign, according to a letter to student leaders last week. The letter from Wayne Barnard, dean of Campus Life, said any officers, whether elected or selected, who were caught drinking, cheating, engaged in sexual immorality or violating Chapel ... [Read More…]

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Relationships play integral part in students’ lives

May 1, 2002 by Joel Weckerly

By Joel Weckerly, Student Reporter Upon walking through the Campus Center on any given weekday about 10:50 a.m., one might come across a small difficulty-actually walking. The pre-Chapel crowds in the Campus Center give students little room to roam or check their mail. But no one really seems to mind. The huge crowd found in and around the ... [Read More…]

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Optimist launches Internet edition

February 16, 1997 by Optimist Staff

by Jutta Reutter The Optimist is on the World Wide Web. The electronic version of the campus newspaper went online Sunday giving students another way to get the news and providing journalism and mass communication students an opportunity to improve their skills. Amy Daugherity Optimist on-line editor said she is pleased the Optimist staff has ... [Read More…]

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Faculty Jazz Concert – EDITED (fixed)

January 1, 1970 by Laura Gasvoda

Several ACU faculty and adjunct faculty members will join members of the McMurry University and Hardin-Simmons University faculty to showcase their musical talents in a free jazz concert, marking the first official concert for the group and one of the only all-faculty concerts of the year. The performance will be conducted at the Williams ... [Read More…]

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BREAKING: Robert D. “Bob” Hunter, vice president emeritus, passed away Saturday. Hunter served as a representative of the 71st district of Texas and worked part time with ACU until 2013.

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Dr. Charles Wadlington, associate professor of psychology, was arrested Wednesday on allegations of sexual abuse of a child. Wadlington has been charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child, appare...
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