Will Ferrell and his stirring rendition of Freebird on Friday night marked the end of Conan O'Brien's short-lived run as host of The Tonight Show. The bloody late-night battle that led to more than a few casualties, including Conan and his entire staff, has fractured the late-night viewing audience into two camps: Team Leno and Team Coco. While ... [Read More…]
Nation’s future rides on states
Scott Brown's victory in Massachusetts was like raw meat in the Amazon river, and the ensuing frenzy had me thinking one thing: the federal systems in our country have far too much power. The 10th Amendment to the Constitution gives the states all powers not explicitly given to the federal government. In the Federalist Papers, James Madison ... [Read More…]
Emotional response inspires action
Jason Beaubien is a seasoned reporter. He has worked on National Public Radio's foreign desk for almost 10 years; he has reported on coups, famines, war and natural disasters. He is used to chaos and violence - and a Haitian girl made him cry on the air. Most people would say journalists should be objective. Objectivity has a connotation of ... [Read More…]
Students should rally for governor’s race
The Texas governor's race has always been an interesting one. From Kinky Friedman, country musician turned politician, to Tony Sanchez, who spent $60 million of his own money only to lose handily to current governor Rick Perry, the saying holds true: "Everything is bigger in Texas." This election cycle seems to be no exception. One of the ... [Read More…]
LOUD+CLEAR: Did you like James Cameron’s Avatar?
a. Yes, it blew my mind. b. No, what is everyone raving about? c. I don't support films with Papyrus subtitles. We want to know what you think. Join the discussion by commenting on this post. ... [Read More…]
Editorial Cartoon 01.13.10
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Scandals should not be celebrated
Even those of you who have been living under a rock have likely heard the saga of Tiger Woods and his affairs. What began with Woods mysteriously crashing his car into a tree a few yards in front of his house ended with a long line of mistresses coming forward claiming to have a relationship with the professional golfer. Within weeks, Woods, who ... [Read More…]
Gies exemplifies humility, bravery
Everyone knows the name Anne Frank. Most recognize or have read the diary she wrote in hiding during World War II. However, the name Miep Gies may not be quite as familiar. The brave and equally humble woman who hid Anne Frank in her home and later published her journal died in a nursing home Monday night as a result of a fall last month; she was ... [Read More…]
Student input in search requires student action
In the scope of presidential elections, the search for the 11th president of ACU has been fairly short and straightforward. We saw no mudslinging campaigns, heard no rousing speeches; in fact, we couldn't even name any of the candidates. Unfortunately, this led to many students feeling as though they'd been left out of the process entirely - ... [Read More…]
Decade’s challenges persist in new year
Our nation will never be the same. From the destruction of the World Trade Center to the election of President Barack Obama, the past decade has been one of the most influential in our nation's history. We remember exactly where we were. A plane had flown into the World Trade Center in New York City. Less than an hour later, many of us watched a ... [Read More…]
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