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Written by Carly Diane Kester Almost everybody on campus has heard of the new girls social clubs, Zeta Pi Zeta and Delta Nu. But what makes them stand out among…

Written by Abby Kellett Harding’s Pied Pipers, the children’s improvisational theatre group founded by Dottie Frye, only has three of its 10 members returning from last year. While 38 students…

Written by Carly Kester This semester new social clubs Zeta Pi Zeta and Delta Nu will make their debuts in the social club process. Fall is the critical time when…

Written by Nick Michael He swaggers. He whoops. He dresses like the Fourth of July. He also saves you money on your taxes. Known to friends and passers-by as “R.C.”,…

Written by Nick Michael “There’s this idea that I’m going to be meek or I’m going to be humble,” said Joe Aaron, in his parting shot to aspiring filmmakers. “Like,…

Written by Caroline Damron Searcy may be a small town, but it is not short of local flare. One such local gem has just come under new management, but the…

Written by Kylie Akins The makeshift stage in front of the scattered chairs and couches that night in Midnight Oil held musicians who did not play for a paycheck or…

Written by Kylie Akins For children in Africa, education is a privilege many do not receive. Public school is generally provided up to a low primary level, but African children…

Written by Caroline Damron There’s a new face in the Mabee Business Building: Rich Brown, a Harding graduate, formerly a professor at Freed-Hardeman, moved to Searcy this year with his…

Written by Rebecca Harrell The average person might run for two, three or even six miles; these lengths are not unusual or uncommon. It is, however, an entirely different ballgame…