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Written by Sarah Kyle Scott Adair, a professor in Harding’s College of Bible and Religion, recently conducted a survey of why students choose to get tattoos for a presentation at…

Written by Nick Smelser The word “hype” is a dangerous but necessary demon in the music industry. If you have too little of it, your band falls into obscurity, and…

Written by Kim Kokernot Amid the pitch black of the moonless night, a projector hummed. A stream of light cut through the darkness, carrying the images of the Yao people…

Written by Samantha M Holschbach Arkansas is often taken for granted as the ‘Natural State,’ especially by college students immersed in studies and on-campus activities, perhaps too busy to relish…

Written by Chris O’Dell If you are looking for a place to eat in Searcy, there are endless choices ­­– as long as you eat before 10 o’clock. And with…

Written by Kylie Akins For Gloriana, the four-part harmony that performed on the Benson stage last Tuesday, Sept. 1, music is the gravity that pulled its members together from all…

Written by Carly Kester “Pray for Christine Clemons and her well-being.” “Pray that we will listen to the answers God gives us, even if we don’t like them.” These are…

Written by Kylie Akins How would a life be changed if discouragement was met with optimism?What would that kind of cycle do to the world? Two years ago, Andrew Baker,…

Written by Sarah J Kyle A MOTHER’S WORST NIGHTMARE On Feb. 5, 2008, John and Jammie Clemons rushed to the hospital, eager to meet the baby girl who had been…

Written by John Mark Adkison We have all heard those old wives’ tales and ghost stories about superstitious beliefs.As children we sang morbid rhymes and did funny dances in the…