by Ashlee Davis in Features
Members of ABAC's literary magazine, Pegasus, erected a 9/11 memorial wall reflecting the tragic events of that historic event of eight years past.
The memorial wall was formed in front of Conger Hall and took place between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Friday, Sept.
by Courtney Benton in Features
For Lakeside residents there are only two places students are allowed to smoke in their living community. Those places include the smoke area located in front of the building on the right; as well as the gazebo located at the back of the right double door exits.
by Joseph Smith in Features
"Guitar Hero" may seem like the same old song and dance for many hardcore gamers, but there's no denying that the series can still capture people in 2009 like it did in 2006, and "Guitar Hero 5" for the Nintendo Wii brings the power of rock bigger than any other version to date.
by Joseph Smith in Features
Back in the late 80s, Nintendo was the only name in the video game industry. In those days, video games were portals that could transport gamers to distant lands, where new adventures were waiting to be discovered. So…what happened to that?
Nowadays, if a video game looks too much like a video game, hardcore gamers-many of whom grew up with those kinds of games, no less-refuse to have anything to do with it.
by Ashlee Davis in Features
The air is quiet and sunlight hits the water as mist rises from a murky lake. The bass swim listlessly among the weeds and ABAC's Bass Fishing Club will be there to catch them.
This up and coming, new club was formed last semester by students Chandler White and Steve Mertz.
by Michael Austin in Features
If you love twisted, demented, horrifying slasher flicks, then Halloween II is just for you. Rob Zombie has done it again, with this gore-fest drama continuing the tale of one of the best legendary movie killers of all time.
Timeless writer and director, Rob Zombie has made his mark in the Michael Myers legacy with this film and through it has successfully given birth to a creation of his own.
by Courtney Benton in Features
Society's morals have changed drastically in this generation. Most music heard daily is set to a 'worldly' view. Christian artists base their lyrics on their religious views which are associated with positive relationships, as opposed to other genres of music where lyrics sing about negative aspects.
by Josh Griffin in Features
Ace Hood's newly awaited album 'Ruthless' is sure to have any fan of Hip-Hop music searching the web for videos and ways to download it soon as it hits your ears.
Released on July 6, Hoods sophomore album is expected to be better than his previous album 'Gutta'.
