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Written by Nicole Sullenger Some people thrive on holidays like Valentine’s Day. I, for one, do not. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a hater.I am, however, a little weary…

Written by Whitney Dixon With the Oscars just around the corner, now is the time to catch up on the great movies from this past year, and a list of…

Written by Aerial Whiting Six student-directed one- act plays, ranging from the ridiculous to the chilling, will be performed between Feb. 10 and 26 in the Ulrey Performing Arts Center.The…

Written by Lane Comeaux The Coen brothers’ “True Grit” is a remarkable film, and very different from the four-decade-old original, in which John Wayne portrayed the mean Marshal Rooster Cogburn…

Written by Kylie Akins With more than 150 people huddled around him, junior Bruce McMullen stepped down into the icy water of the McInteer fountain.The snow that fell earlier in…

Written by Amanda Hourt Most people remember the Christmases of their childhood fondly: good food, the “big present,” visiting family. This year, the theater department will reminisce about the past…

Written by Sarah Kyle It was with much anticipation and many expectations that I went to see the seventh installment of the Harry Potter series: “Harry Potter and the Deathly…

Written by Zachery Decker A local restaurant is getting involved with the community by hosting an event to benefit one of Searcy’s outreach programs.Papa John’s Pizza has organized a citywide…

Written by Gary Griffin I went and saw the movie “Life As We Know It” last weekend expecting just another Chick Flick.I was wrong to think that. In the movie,…