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Written by Heidi Tabor Leading up to Valentine’s Day, the Postal Services Center dealt with three consecutive snow days that caused a major delay in the distribution of cards, flowers…

Written by J.M. Adkison President Barack Obama recently released his budget plan for the year 2012, and according to a Washington Post article, it shows a plan to increase funding…

Written by Jessica Boyd The Texas Tech University Raiders’ head football coach spoke on Christian leadership Feb. 17 as a part of the American Studies Institute Distinguished Lecture Series.Tommy Tuberville…

Written by Carly Kester On Feb. 11, Hosni Mubarak resigned after his 30-year rule as Egyptian president. In Tahrir Square, Egypt, thousands of citizens celebrated after an 18-day protest won…

Written by Lauren Bucher As graduation approaches, seniors’ plans for next fall become more pressing, and juniors begin to consider graduate school. While the graduate school application process may seem…

Written by Monique Jacques One of Harding’s most novel Bible studies first met Jan. 26 in the barn of alumni Wayne and Kim Robertson, 12 miles away from campus. Fifty…

Written by John Mark Adkison It’s lights, camera and action for the mass communication and English departments as they begin a joint venture with a two-part film course.The first part…

Written by Jessica Ardrey The chaos in Egypt is all over every major news outlet, be it print, Web or TV. And while it might feel like a world away,…

Written by Aerial Whiting An annual survey by UCLA’s Higher Education Research Institute found that the emotional health of students entering college is at its lowest point since the start…

Written by The Bison To the roar of student cheers, President David Burks canceled classes during chapel Wednesday due to extreme weather conditions that students labeled “Snowpocalypse.”At about 8 a.m.…