CPRC Cadets are Recruiting in Austin over the Thanksgiving Holiday
Written by Kevin Robinson '99
Monday, 23 November 2009 16:05
Cadet Micah Ables stopped by Fox Austin's Good Day to talk about his time at West Point. Cadet Ables,a member of the West Point Cadet Public Relations Council, will visit a number of local high schools, civics clubs, and other youth orienteed organizations in order to promote the benefits of the Military Academy experience.
If you missed his live appearance, you can view the recording below.
Central Texan Student Honored as Top Five West Point Pick
Written by Kevin Robinson '99
Sunday, 04 October 2009 12:04
A Central Texas student is honored as one of the top five picks for the prestigious West Point United States Military Academy. With this selection, Kyle Hunt makes history. Twice.
Come out and support the Army baseball team Friday night - game starts at 6pm. Ticket info for the tournament is below. The Texas box office said individual game tickets will go on sale Friday at 9 AM. We can't speak to the availability of these tickets and the price was in the $12 range.
Seeding: #1 UT #2 Tx State #3 Boston College #4 ARMY (34-19)
The Pentagon Channel will also have the complete event available for download. To download, go to the Pentagon Channel "Media" page and there is a large banner saying "Click here to download broadcast quality programming from the Pentagon Channel."
The statue of Gen. George S. Patton, USMA class of 1909, is settled onto its temporary resting place near Jefferson Hall Monday so he can look over the Plain in time for the class of 2009's graduation May 23. The statue, which is currently covered until the official relocation and unveiling ceremony scheduled from 12:45-1:40 p.m. May 15, was repositioned by workers from the Directorate of Public Works using a sling and large crane. Patton's statue was removed four years ago to make room for the construction of Jefferson Hall. Bartlett Hall is scheduled for renovations and, when those are complete, the statue will be moved again to its permanent location.