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Written by Elumba Ebenja A recent diagnosis of cancer has given a local Searcy family hope and faith where others have found only grief. Stephen Guymon, husband, father of three,…

Written by Heidi Tabor In a suspenseful action thriller set in Berlin, Liam Neeson stars as Dr. Martin Harris, who has lost the recollection of his identity after his taxi…

Written by Katie Swann When it comes to training pets, most people work with dogs or cats; student Nick Parker works with birds of prey.Parker engages in falconry, which is…

Written by Aerial Whiting Touchstone Pictures’ “Gnomeo and Juliet 3-D” delivers non-stop laughs as it recasts what is arguably Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic tragedy. Far from tragic, the G-rated computer-animated…

Written by Jess Ardrey and Ryan Orr With a self-given nickname like “Frosty the Black Man,” it’s easy to believe that Lovell Craig is no ordinary Harding student. Craig is…

Written by Carly Kester Perseverance, organization, passion. These are qualities one-act play directors atHarding Universitysay they must possess. Junior Logan Kays has shown these qualities while directing the play,“The Scheme…

Written by Adelyn Loeffler Each spring semester brings a wave of miniature sweet shops to the student center after chapel. These kiosks crop up in every corner, adding to the…

Written by Michelle Makool Playing the piano is an art that has been mastered by many, but being able to identify a musical tone without using any other device is…

Written by Michelle Makool With the spring semester well on its way, most students have tucked away any thoughts of the holidays except for one group on campus who spent…

Written by Lauren Bucher Longtime communications professor Pat Garner, Ph.D., announced to his classes with characteristic openness that he has prostate cancer.”This is a lesson to us all to say…