When it comes to “sleeper hits” in horror, I have to say that the “Paranormal Activity” movies are, by far, the best in the genre. That’s not to say that they are the best of the horror films. There are plenty of films out there to make you scream, […]
Lions rammed into 45-14 homecoming defeat
In front of the largest home crowd of the season – including alumni, new Hall of Fame inductees, and members of the homecoming court – the A&M-Commerce Lions sputtered and stalled until well after halftime. By the time the Lions got on track, half of the spectators had left, […]
Cooper hosts annual Chiggerfest
Cooper, Texas held their annual Chiggerfest Oct. 14. Events began Friday night with “Rock & Roll on the Historic Cooper Square,” but the majority of events happened Saturday, Oct. 15, starting with the 5K Run/Walk at 7 a.m. The festival went until 5 p.m. The event featured a ‘Kids Zone, […]
Lions meet Rams in must-win homecoming clash
With just four games remaining in the 2011 season, A&M-Commerce is looking at the best remaining chance for victory Saturday, as the Lions host Angelo State for homecoming at Memorial Stadium. The Lions (0-6, 0-4 LSC) are already off to their worst start since 1926, but some relief could […]
Hall, Deuell, Flynn all speak at Music Building ceremony
The Music Building was officially dedicated at a ceremony and concert inside Finney Concert Hall this morning, nine months after it was originally supposed to happen. The ceremony was scheduled for last February, but was canceled due to inclement weather. A&M-Commerce President Dr. Dan Jones was first on the […]
Students’ abilities highlighted at ‘Super’ talent show
The week of homecoming festivities continued with the Super Power Talent Show in the Rayburn Student Center on Oct. 19, where students showcased their various talents to the community and a panel of judges. The event was presented by the Campus Activities Board (CAB) and hosted by comedian Paul Varghese. […]
A look at homecoming
There has always been a rich history of homecoming events at Texas A&M University-Commerce, dating back to the first-ever spirit festival in 1892. Even though the homecoming football game may not be as old, it has stood the test of time, making history on its own along the way. The […]
Cartoons not a necessity for quality childhood
Did you know that apparently in order to have a “good” childhood it is necessary to watch cartoons? I suppose that is probably a common thought, but it is one I do not follow. I always knew it was “different” that I did not like cartoons as a child, but […]
Sports column: Reason for Lions’ woes not totally in the players
With all the drama surrounding the A&M-Commerce football team the past week, amped up a quarterback change and subsequent exclusive interview with new starting quarterback J.J. Harp, I was ready to write an editorial targeted at the new signal-caller, and honestly, I was ready to criticize his performance. However, after […]
Dark comedy ‘Colorado’ brings laughter, tears
Three days after seeing Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s “Colorado” at the University Playhouse and I am still unsure of how I feel about it. In no way, shape, or form am I saying that it was a bad experience because the play was phenomenal, but there were so many changes […]