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Written by Kimberley M Kokernot Former MCI vice president and chief audit executiveCynthia Cooperwill speak in the Benson Auditorium Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7:30 p.m as part of the American…

Written by Samantha Holschbach Punctuated with tension, Tuesday’s Searcy city council meeting entailed the passage of Resolution 2003-18, which dismisses party affiliations from local elections. “Based on what the council…

Written by Ryan Orr Scrooge has impacted many children in the past, as both movie and book but this past weekend the play Scrooge impacted an entire city in three…

Written by Kathryn F Arbuckle A young woman is heading into the university she attends. She is wearing jeans and a t-shirt that displays, in bold letters, a word of…

Written by Aaron T Hanson The line was surprisingly long. The people were excited. When the doors finally opened, the people screamed. Having their ticket scanned, they went into the…

Written by Sarah Kyle In its continued effort to “go green,” Aramark will introduce Green Thread to-go containers to the cafeteria Wednesday, Nov. 4. The containers are made of a…

Written by Abby Kellett Halloween, or as some refer to the holiday, “All Saints’ Eve,” will be celebrated on Harding’s campus this year by university students, faculty and local churches,…

Written by Jessica Ardrey College Church of Christ, LazerCade, Camp Wyldewood and Cone Chapel are all favorite spots for social clubs to hold functions. But one of these will no…

Written by Abby Kellett Scrooge may hate the yuletide spirit, but at Harding this year he’s the reason for the Christmas glow. The Homecoming play, “Scrooge,” will be performed in…

Written by Jordan Bailey Fourteen published authors who are alumni or current students of Harding are returning to campus to sell and sign books during Homecoming Saturday, Oct. 31. This…