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PAC presents “Red 2”
Casey Brown Staff Writer Programming Activities Council packed the house with a showing of “Red 2” on three big screens at 9 p.m. on Nov. 19 in the MCC Ballroom. Students snacked on cereal and milk instead of the usual faire of popcorn and candy for this month’s installment of the PAC movie night. “Red […]
Aggie men battle at home
Kali Robinson Sports Editor The Aggie men’s basketball team battled Oklahoma Panhandle at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8 in the Aggie Gym. Cook and Foster led the Aggies in the season opener. Aggies won 85-74 over OPSU. During the game, Cook scored 21 points with nine boards. Craig Foster made 21 points with seven boards […]
CU gets a taste of cultural diversity
Sadie Jones A&E Editor Cameron University’s 8th Annual India Night event took place at 6 p.m. on Nov. 8 in the MCC Ballroom. CU’s Business Department encouraged faculty, staff, students and members of the community to broaden their cultural horizons by coming to the event and experience a bit of India for the evening. The […]
Plant use explained during seminar
Carson Stringham Copy Editor The Cameron University Library was recently the forum for Dr. Fred Schneider’s seminar on “Native American Plant Use.” As part of “Sharing the Spirit 2013,” the combined effort of Cameron and the Lawton Arts & Humanities Council to celebrate Native American history, the event took place at 7 p.m. Nov. 5. […]
New display showcases breathtaking talent
Kaitlyn Stockton Copy Editor Cameron University students and alumni shined in the Leslie Powell Foundation and Gallery’s “Lawton-Fort Sill Art Council” Show. On Nov. 9, eight Cameron students exhibited their works of art depicting the theme “time” for the public. Many CU alumni also displayed their newest creations at the show. The exhibition kicked off […]
“Call of Duty” makers question gamers
James Meeks Staff Writer What makes a person a gamer? Well according to Infinity Ward, makers of the recently released Call of Duty: Ghosts, if you play nothing but their game and nothing else you are not a gamer at all. When I first read the article from IGN my mind immediately thought how much […]
Keep Calm and Carry on
Jacob Jardel Staff Writer Cameron students learned how to recognize and handle mental health issues during the “Keep Calm and Carry On” CU Succeed Workshop at 2 p.m. on Nov. 5 in the Buddy Green Room. The workshop addressed various aspects of mental health that could affect students during the grind of the semester. Jill […]
Asian Club: spreading culture through game night
Jacob Jardel Staff Writer Members of Cameron University’s Asian Club imported their cultures to campus during their Game Night on Nov. 6 in the MCC Ballroom. The event, which lasted from 5-7 p.m., featured different games and musical selections that introduced students and others in attendance to the various cultures the Asian continent has to […]