Intramural Softball Championship Game

Delta Tau Delta played against Lumberjack Landing League, Sunday, April 22, 2012 in the championship game. The game begun with Delta Tau Delta pitching. Lumberjack Landing League scored ten points in the first inning of the game, and after that, Delta Tau Delta never caught up. Lumberjack Landing League won the game and were the intramural softball champions for the 2012 season with a final score of 17- 3.

 The first batter for Lumberjack Landing was the first player to make it to first base.

Two players from Lumberjack Landing high five each other as they both made it to the home base scoring for their team.

A player from Lumberjack Landing collided with the catcher on the home base as he scored his team a point.

The Lumberjack Landing team throws the ball back to the pitcher to get ready for the next batter on the Delta Tau Delta team.

The Life of a Musician

Henry Abuto, a 22 year old senior at SFA, from Fort Worth, Tx, is at school on a music scholarship. Abuto plays guitar and sings. "When I'm working on a new song or something, I don't mind a drink. It helps me relax and unwind," Abuto said. Abuto has been playing guitar since he taught himself when he was 10 years old. Abuto said when he hears a song he likes and wants to learn, the first thing he does is look up the chords and learns it. "I'm actually working on something right now, but it's not quite finished," Abuto said. Abuto then began to play the chords of the song he has most recently started on. 

 Abuto having a drink before he starts playing.

 Abuto sitting down to play, Wagon Wheel.

 Abuto playing chords to get warmed up.

 Abuto singing and playing, Wagon Wheel.

 Abuto thinking about which song he was going to play next.

Abuto looking over his latest song he wrote.

Rain, Rain, Go Away

Students on the SFA campus on Monday, April 2, 2012, hurriedly walk through the rain to where they need to be on campus from the Student Center.

Josh Abbott Returns to Nacogdoches

Josh Abbott Band made another return to Nacogdoches on March 22, 2012 at Banita Creek Hall. The band opened around 10:30 that evening and played until 12:30. After the show, they went back to the tour bus and hung out with people they knew from Nacogdoches. Caleb Keeter, the guitarist slept late and missed the tour bus when it left for Nacogdoches that morning and had to drive a white van to Nacogdoches, and ended up staying at the Fredonia that evening. While half of the band left that night around 3:30 am, the other half came to one of my friend's houses and hung out with us until about 7 am, and left the next day for Grapevine, TX where they performed later that evening.

Preston Wait, Josh Abbott, Caleb Keeter, and James Hertless (from left to right) play "Oh Tonight" one of their top hits from their album, "She's Like Texas."

Josh Abbott singing, "Free Falling" towards the end of the concert.

Josh Abbott beginning their concert with "Road Trippin'."

The Life of an Artist: Olivia Hopkins

Olivia Hopkins, a junior from Houston, TX, is an art major at Stephen F. Austin State University. "I don't really have a style yet," Hopkins said, "I just love painting people." Hopkins is half indian, and the photo of the indian woman is one of her latest pieces she has turned in. "I don't know, my professor keeps telling me I should add something in the background," she said. The black and white photo Hopkins has begun is her most recent painting she has started, and it is just the base of it so she can get an idea of where she is going to have everything placed.

Hopkins, with her painting of an indian woman.

Hopkins, with her most recent piece she has started.

Hopkins with her most recent turned in piece of art.