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Written by Maren Bonham and Madison Scott. Men’s social club Knights hosted a chess tournament called “Queen’s Gambit” for women across campus for the first time Saturday, Feb. 20, in…
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Harding is in the process of reopening the North Little Rock, Arkansas, satellite campus that will offer postgraduate classes. The North Little Rock campus will offer master’s, specialist and doctorate…
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News
Decrease in COVID-19 cases may be attributed to testing center closures
by Bison Staff February 25, 2021Written by Elizabeth Dillard and Gabriel Huff. COVID-19 numbers have been decreasing across Arkansas, White County and Harding’s campus. As of Wednesday, Feb. 24, the number of undergraduate active cases…
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News
Board appoints search committee: Recent survey prompts campus input for future president
by madisonscott February 25, 2021Harding constituents received an email survey from the presidential search committee Tuesday, Feb. 23, requesting their input for future presidential candidates. Board of Trustees Chairman Dr. Robert Walker announced the…
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Written by Morgan Proffitt. The snow makes me poetic. The falling snowflakes, each one gentle and unique; the ground covered with a blanket of white; the cold air filling my…
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I recently read the book “All Adults Here” by Emma Straub, which recounts the intertwining stories of family members throughout the years. The eldest family member, Astrid Strick, serves as…
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In this week’s edition of The Bison, there is an excerpt from Dr. Martin Luther King’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail,” and before that excerpt you will see a brief…
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One of the cool things about history is that it’s always the 100th anniversary of something. The year 2021 marks a century since Albert Einstein won the Nobel Prize in…
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It is the age old question: Do participation ribbons create lazy children? I am a firm believer in healthy competition. Competition helps mold young children and teaches them the value…
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In honor of Black History Month, The Bison is reprinting this brief excerpt of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous “Letter from a Birmingham Jail.” I must confess that over…
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Written by Britty Gist and Tiane Davis. After seasons resumed for volleyball, basketball, track, golf, tennis, softball and baseball this spring, several games for each team were canceled due to…
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Written by Hannah Siebert. The Lady Bisons volleyball team ranked 12th in the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Division II poll. The AVCA poll is voted on by coaches in…
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Written by Andrew Cicco. Dear Major League Baseball, Hi. It’s Andrew, but you already knew that. It’s been a while, even though the last out of the World Series feels…
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Harding students enjoyed seven consecutive snow days, Feb. 11-19, due to multiple winter storms sweeping the state. Harding’s students come from all over the country and world. While many students…
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Written by Holland Chupek. Harding faculty enjoyed their snow days in many different ways, from playing in the snow with their children, to enjoying time inside with pets or connecting…
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Most students and faculty spent last week in their dorms and houses, but the essential workers on Harding’s campus remained hard at work throughout the winter storm, which occurred Feb.…
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Features
Student artists connect with different music genres in the same way
by rachelbible February 25, 2021Several Harding students use music as an outlet for expression, as well as a way to be pushed out of their comfort zones. Freshman Oliver Graves, musically known as “Glover…
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Written by Madison Meeks. Aside from his role as a professor of communication, Dr. Dutch Hoggatt wears many different hats: KVHU radio station manager, Lady Bison basketball game commentator, cattle…
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What began as a joke in the Cathcart Hall lobby resulted in blind dates for 40 freshmen on Valentine’s Day. Freshmen Evie Boyd and Gracie Steelman were joking around with…