Assignment due dates, exams, major research papers, coffee dates, girlfriend/boyfriend dates, sporting events, work schedules... the list goes on of things college students forget about because they don't keep with up a daily planner. However, if college students use a daily planner, they are able to meet all of these needs and live up to ... [Read More…]
Grandmas prove worst offenders on Facebook
Young adults get a bad rap. They're often the go-to when it comes to an age group that post the most inappropriate and pointless content on social media. But they certainly aren't the only ones and they may not even be the worst offenders. That title belongs to grandma who thinks she needs to post her name on your Facebook timeline everyday. Or ... [Read More…]
College students and stress
Suzie is having a hard time sleeping. Her brain keeps running through what she has to do the next day, making her worry if she's gotten all of her homework done. Suzie drags herself to class and makes herself pay attention, but she zones out by accident. After Chapel, she's in the library studying and catching up on homework. She doesn't ... [Read More…]
Blogging isn’t ruining journalistic professionalism
Blogging seems to be picking up more ground in the world of journalism, leaving some journalists to think they are becoming outdated. However, since journalism moved online, people began writing through blogs more often than print. A place where breaking news and quick internet blurbs reign. They write breaking news stories and prefer quantity ... [Read More…]
Too many church choices is no excuse
More choices is always better. This department store sells more brands. That ice cream shop has more flavors. This town has more churches. More choices means ACU students have plenty of options for choosing a church. There's only one place to eat on a Friday night at 2 a.m., but on Sunday morning, you can take your pick of the various ... [Read More…]
Struggling students have resources available on campus
With mid-term fast approaching, students are beginning to feel a significant amount of weight on their shoulders. Also faced with serious problems, such as health concerns and financial aid, some are struggling with the decision on whether or not to drop their classes or even withdraw from the university altogether. Dr. Eric Gumm, registrar and ... [Read More…]
The real problem with attendance at athletic events
This past Monday night, the men's basketball team played in unfamiliar territory at the Hardin Simmons gym. Also unfamiliar was the packed gym of purple, cheering for the Wildcats. Wildcat Reign has helped foster student attendance and involvement at sporting events; the athletic department sponsors tailgates involving clubs and giveaways for ... [Read More…]
Just do it, Obama
Justice Antonin Scalia's death was nearly immediately politicized. President Obama has the right and duty to nominate a qualified, just person to the Supreme Court. While the Supreme Court returned to the bench this past Monday, Scalia's unexpected passing last week not only leaves an even number of justices, but also leaves several cases undone ... [Read More…]
Why private universities are saying no to guns
Since open carry went into effect on Jan. 1 of this year, concealed carry on college campuses has been somewhat overshadowed and less vocalized across the nation. However, in Texas the debate continues to heat up, especially in the wake of the University of Texas at Austin being forced to allow guns on campus and even in the classroom. The ... [Read More…]
Negative effects of non-organic foods
[IT'S OK TO TAKE A STRONG STAND FOR EATING ORGANIC, BUT YOU ALSO NEED TO TELL US WHAT THE MOST COMPELLING ARGUMENT IS FROM THE OTHER SIDE AND WHY YOUR ARGUMENT TRUMPS IT] In an attempt to feed people by a more easier and productive manner, the food has become full of chemicals that are harmful to our health leading to many of the diseases we are ... [Read More…]
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