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American Red Cross offers more than disaster relief
By Dianne Riddles For some, the words “Red Cross,” or the emblem of a red cross on a white background, have long been associated with disaster and crisis. For others, that red cross brings to mind images of volunteers, relief and aid to natural disaster victims. Whatever the mental association may be, [...]
Acoustic Rock Coffee House: A Home For Local Musicians
By Leah Chaffins Students, artists, coffee aficionados, and those seeking open conversation now have a place to come together. The Acoustic Rock Coffee House was designed with these people in mind, and is offering new experiences for locals. Owner Kristopher Martin said that the inspiration for the Acoustic Rock was a need for local [...]
Court is now in session: Men’s Basketball Presiding
By Megan Bell Video by Jack McGuire The Cameron Aggies men’s basketball team seized back-to-back victories this past week. On Wednesday, Feb. 1, the Black and Gold traveled to San Angelo, Texas to face the San Angelo Rams. The Aggies clawed their way to a victory, beating the Rams 56-52. The Aggies came out fighting [...]
Lady Aggies Victorious against ACU
By Megan Bell Video by Jack McGuire The Lady Aggies fought hard this past week as they took on two very good teams. The Black and Gold hit the road on Wednesday, Feb. 1, as they journeyed to play San Angelo on their home court. The Lady Aggies battled their way on the [...]
Sigma Tau Gamma holds Manlympics
By Matthew Berberea Every four years, top athletes from around the globe carry on the Greek tradition of the Olympics. Here at Cameron University, Sigma Tau Gamma is beginning a similar tradition: the Manlympics. The second annual Manlympics were held Feb. 1 in the McCasland Ballroom on the second floor of the McMachon [...]
Editorial: Who I Am Realized Who I’ve Been
By Aaron Gill Lately I have been wondering why people do the things they do, and it makes me wonder what is responsible for their behavior. There are always times that I have done things my parents did not always agree with. For instance, when I wanted to start wearing skinny jeans my parents were [...]
Editorial: Valentine’s Day with a twist
By Tiffany Martinez In August of 2008, out of pressure from family and lots of you’ll-really-wish-you-would-have-later’s, I made the decision to enroll in college. At the time I was young, wild and in love, and my priorities consisted of my boyfriend and my drinking habit. At 18-years-old, more than uncertain about what I [...]
Alumni Honored by CU as Acclaimed Aggies
By Tyler Boydston Cameron University has recently picked three alumni to be the Acclaimed Aggies of the 2012 spring semester. According to Senior Director of Public Affairs Josh Lehman, the Acclaimed Aggies program is a way to recognize students who have had successful ventures after graduating [...]