Small talk is hard. I've never been good at it. When I'm at a loss for how to continue a conversation, I usually just make an excuse to awkwardly walk away - or maybe run. So from pretty early on, I've understood joining a social club was not for me. To be sure, I went to the All-Club Rush my sophomore year. I walked away positive joining a ... [Read More…]
Chapel should get more respect
I am a senior and I still like going to Chapel. Chapel is one of the traditions that makes ACU so unique. It separates us from hundreds of other schools. It's usually taken for granted, but lately I've been noticing people treating it with no proper respect at all. Chapel provides students with a half-hour break from class and studying every ... [Read More…]
Cartoon: The Walking Pads
"The Walking Pads" Daily Doodle Dosage by Ben Todd ... [Read More…]
‘Device of choice’ could quickly change
This is a loaded moment for ACU, where technology takes precedence and affordability in education seems to play second-string. It's been five years since the university started the mobile-learning initiative and we are now seeing the on-campus repercussions of what technology is known for: changing quickly. The mobile-learning initiative ... [Read More…]
Chapel should get more respect
I am a senior and I still like going to Chapel. Chapel is one of the traditions that makes ACU so unique. It separates us from hundreds of other schools. It's usually taken for granted, but lately I've been noticing people treating it with no proper respect at all. Chapel provides students with a half-hour break from class and studying ... [Read More…]
Fifty Shades of women’s roles
Few have been able to escape the "Fifty Shades of Grey" craze that has consumed our culture over the last several years. The story of an innocent college student's sexual education from a wealthy, tortured billionaire has become one of the best selling, and most controversial, books ever written. Fifty Shades of Grey is a story about dominance ... [Read More…]
Cartoon: The early worm
"The early worm" Dailey Doodle Dosage by Ben Todd ... [Read More…]
Syria attacks citizens, U.S. should respond
Reports about the conflict in Syria have been increasing in number recently, but the crisis has been escalating for more than two years. Now that we know without a doubt the Syrian government used chemical weapons against its citizens, the United States must act. Rebels have been resisting the regime of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad since ... [Read More…]
Competition is the root of sports
Dear Alyssa, I say, "All is fair in faith and sports, even when taking first by 78 points." A "competitior" and an "enemy" are two very different titles, and to show Concordia College "mercy" would classify them as the latter. Concordia's football team accepted a match invitation and therefore ran the risk of accepting ... [Read More…]
Letter to the Editor: Football should be merciful
By Alyssa Johnson, sophomore English major from Claude. Someone once said "All's fair in love and war." For many, football is a passion deeper than many other loves, and to the casual observer, its semblance to war is uncanny. Â However, any time one team ends the game with 78 more points than the other seems to me rather unfair. One of the many ... [Read More…]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 101
- 102
- 103
- 104
- 105
- …
- 279
- Next Page »