“It’s good to just go out there and shoot somebody else’s ammo,” Ian Hammond, sophomore psychology major, said about basic rifle marksmanship, his favorite training exercise for the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps. ROTC was established by Woodrow Wilson. […]
Last decade, baseball was tarnished by the discovery of steroid use by players. However, baseball is now joined by basketball, which is being introduced to its own performance enhancement device, the Concept 1 basketball shoe by Athletic Propulsion Labs. […]
Union University was recognized as an NAIA Five Star Champions of Character Institution. According to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, Union was listed as one of the top-25 highest scores on the Championship of Character Scorecard. […]
Pope Benedict XVI selected two American archbishops to become cardinals in the Vatican. Archbishops Donald Wuerl of Washington, D.C., and Raymond Burke of St. Louis are part of a group of 24 new cardinals who also came from Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America. […]
Electronic books. This simple phrase, only a few decades ago, for most would have seemed to be almost an oxymoron. But with the advancement of technology and the introduction of products such as the Kindle, the world of “e-books” is on the rise. […]
In investigative reporting, journalists know to “follow the money.” Unfortunately, we live in a world where greed runs rampant and people believe a few extra dollars can bring happiness or prestige, and they will do anything to anyone to get the cash. […]
As the battle against cancer and the search for a cure continues, a recent study has led to a possible “tumor magnet” that could locate and alert doctors of tumors. The small magnet could be placed in a patient’s body to circulate in the bloodstream. […]
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