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Written by Blake Mathews Some disasters are so significant that people can remember for years exactly where they were when they first heard the news. Many Harding students and faculty…

Written by Sammi Bjelland A cup of coffee is just a drink most people use for a little boost of energy to get them going in the morning. However one…

Written by Joseph Dickerson It was 24 degrees outside on a brisk Saturday morning in December at 7:20. That day, thousands gathered together to run in theSt. Jude Memphis Marathon,…

Written by Taelor Aebi Last week a personal email detailing the events surrounding AirTran Flight 297 went viral, setting off a national controversy. The email was written by NASA diver…

Written by Kathryn F Arbuckle Imagine gleaming book covers filled with big-eyed, pointy-nosed cartoon figures lining shelf after shelf at your favorite bookstore. As you pull a book down and…

Written by Calea Bakke Quiet murmuring filled the Benson auditorium as students gathered in small clusters to chat, stretch and prepare. Butterflies churned the stomachs of newcomers while veterans of…

Written by Jessica Ardrey It is Christmas time on campus. The lights are up, the temperature is down and the semester is drawing to a close. That can only mean…

Written by Gina Cielo Many social clubs atHardingare participating in service projects to deliver joy and Christmas spirit to the Searcy community. At this time of year, many children and…

Written by Abby Kellett “Harding added more Christmas lights to campus this year than ever before.” False. Due to the economical situation, Physical Resources said they are using the same…

Written by Lauren Bucher Ever been to the ancient Incan capital Machu Picchu? What about Central or South America? Well, Harding University senior Kalin Cauthers has not only visitedMachu Picchu…