Weapons such as M-16s, grenade launchers and armored vehicles are common on the war front in Iraq and Afghanistan, but within the past decade local police have been acquiring military equipment that has everyday use on the front lines of war. For example, the University of Central Florida obtained 23 M-16s and a modified grenade… Continue reading Column: Law enforcement becoming more militarized in response to civil unrest
Graham Stadium Renovations pushed back to 2015
The renovations that were to occur to Graham Stadium after this year’s football season according to the press release from September 27 have been moved to next year and will be completed before the 2016 season. The main cause of the delay is lack of funding, according to Sports Information. The lowest construction bid that… Continue reading Graham Stadium Renovations pushed back to 2015
Column: The do’s and don’ts of studying
It’s the middle of the semester, and that means many of us have found ourselves waist deep in quizzes and tests. Whether this is your first year in college or you are a returning student, improvements can always be made to your study habits. The following is a list of tip’s that will help you… Continue reading Column: The do’s and don’ts of studying
Editorial: Men get involved with ‘HeforShe’
It is a common misconception in today’s world that feminism is the belief that women are superior to men. In reality, feminism is the belief that men and women should be treated as equals in every aspect. Recently, Emma Watson, of Harry Potter fame and UN Goodwill Ambassador, spoke at the United Nations to launch… Continue reading Editorial: Men get involved with ‘HeforShe’
Several fraternities across U.S. required to become co-educational
Across the United States, some universities and colleges are mandating that fraternities stationed on campus will have to become co-educational within the next few years. Wesleyan University in Connecticut recently announced that its fraternities must open its doors to women within the next three years or be removed from campus, according to the Wall Street… Continue reading Several fraternities across U.S. required to become co-educational
No. 8 Gamecocks defeat UTM 38-14
The Skyhawks dropped their first Ohio Valley Conference road game 38-14 to the No. 8 ranked Jacksonville State Gamecocks. The loss gives the Skyhawks a 1-5 overall record and 0-3 record in OVC play, the worst start since 2007 when the Skyhawks started the season 0-6. Jacksonville State (4-1, 2-0 OVC) came into the contest… Continue reading No. 8 Gamecocks defeat UTM 38-14
Students misusing suds to stay slim
There’s a new trend among college students that blends dieting and drinking called Drunkorexia. The term Drunkorexia refers to people who restrain from eating meals to avoid calories to make room for alcohol calories. It is mostly common amongst female college students, ages 18-23, however a few males have jumped on board as well. This… Continue reading Students misusing suds to stay slim
The Pacer Vol. 87 Issue 4 full issue
Pick up the Oct. 7, 2014, print issue of The Pacer from the conveniently located bins around campus.
Fall fashion trends involve lots of layers, deep tones
If you’re looking to be stylish, remember that fall is all about the warm tones, and trying to stay warm and cool at the same time. This year’s fall fashion may not differ much from last year, but new fashion trends will be added to the mix. Women seem to be very peculiar when it… Continue reading Fall fashion trends involve lots of layers, deep tones
ZTA wins trophy at 8th Annual Derby Days
ZTA was announced as the winning sorority of Sigma Chi’s 8th Annual Derby Days. The sorority collected half of the total funds raised of $8,430, breaking the chapter record for most money raised in one week, for their chosen philanthropy, Brest Cancer Awareness. “During Derby Days fraternity boys need their servers to help out more… Continue reading ZTA wins trophy at 8th Annual Derby Days