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Written by Amanda Hourt Everyone knows what to expect in a secondhand shop: beaten-up furniture, clothes that walked out of the ’70s and chipped china cups. After sifting through the…

Written by Adria Giles If you, like many of your peers, saw the trailer for “Scott Pilgrim” and thought, “Not another Michael Cera movie,” then I am delighted to inform…

Written by Kelsey Bangs Within two months of opening, Rue 21 Assistant Manager Derek Tucker said the store is off to a great start in Searcy.The store, which opened on…

Written by Sisan McNeil Taiwanese-born pianist Sin-Hsing Tsai will be perform a free concert in the Reynolds Center Recital Hall at Harding Sept. 21 at 7p.m. The musician’s talent has…

Written by Gary Griffin Hurricane Katrina, a category three hurricane, hit the Gulf Coast the morning of Aug. 29, 2005. About 1,800 people lost their lives during this natural disaster…

Written by Jenna Sampson and Aerial Whiting Many Harding students are preparing for club week now that the school year is underway.Prospective pledges are attending open houses and mixers to…

Written by Lauren Bucher Odd-ball, eclectic, edgy—Dr. Dogmixes elements of ’60s pop with ’90s rock. The music is a throwback to the roots of pop music, paying tribute to The…

Written by Jessica Ardrey If you’re not a freshman, there is a good chance you’ve noticed the changes in the student center. If you are a freshman, you might have…

Written by Lauren Bucher It’s hard to find a college student who hasn’t seen the music video for the popular, laid-back song “I’m Yours.” The song’s light-hearted lyrics won sandal-wearing…

Written by Tiffany Jones Students cooling their feet in the lily pool during this hot weather have been joined by a new friend: Uncle Bud. A statue memorializing “Uncle Bud,”…