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Athletic trainers save man at stoplight

"Without those two ladies he probably wouldn’t be here." - Sonja Paxton

An unexpected lunch detour in Allen, Texas, brought athletic trainers Linda Bobo of SFA and Amanda Benson of Troy University in Alabama to the middle of a crisis. As they sat at an intersection with grumbling stomachs, they watched the rhythmic lights signal traffic. Full story

Seniors receive commission into United States Army

Over a dozen SFA seniors will receive their commission into the United States Army as second lieutenants next week. Some will enter the U.S. Army as active duty soldiers, while others will join the Army Reserves or the National Guard. Lt. Col. Full story

The Pine Log revamps image to better serve campus and community in the coming years

As the school year comes to a close, students and organizations are already preparing for the fall. With The Pine Log wrapping up the year with the final issue, the new staff is already gearing up for next year and looking forward to exciting changes. Full story

Controversial evangelist group sparks conversation

The midday walk from the student center to the library is the closest thing to a Times Square experience anyone will find in Nacogdoches. It is here that SFA’s rich diversity is on full display. Students hustle and bustle around the fold-out tables of various campus organizations, giving some groups attention and ignoring others, as is their right. Full story

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What I loved about SFA... graduation edition

“The best parts about my four years here at SFA have been both the invaluable friendships I’ve forged and the academic opportunities I’ve been given.” — Bryce Biffle “As my parting words, I would like to say that I love the Lumberjack Marching Band.
The Crime Log

On 4-29-2013 an Officer was dispatched to Lot 46 in reference to a Criminal Mischief. Upon arrival, the Officer made contact with the complainant who advised that between 4-27-2013 and 4-29-2013 his unattended vehicle had been damaged in Lot 46. There are no suspects.

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Pine Log editor enjoys the ride and says goodbye

College. It has always been this glorified word in my mind. From the moment I entered junior high, I could not wait for the day I left for college. I considered graduating early just to go earlier. It’s funny how things work out. I didn’t graduate early from high school.
Stone Fort editor says goodbye to SFA family and friends

Saying goodbye is not something I’m good at, but since there are fewer than 10 days left until I can call myself an alumna of Stephen F. Austin State University, I think I should start practicing now. I can’t believe that four years have flown by so quickly, and it’s an unbelievably weird to think that when I pack up my things next week I won’t just be moving to the next place in Nac.
Editor’s final words

First off, I want to just say thank you. Thank you to my wonderful staff that I have had the pleasure of working with. Thank you to my friends and family that have supported me throughout my tenure at SFA. Thank you to the wonderful people that I have met here in Nacogdoches. 1 comment