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Written by Carly Kester The Harding University Student Association is looking for ways to improve campus this semester by planning events, taking surveys and providing service projects. Abig project the…

Written by Jessica Ardrey Every student loves a day of class in which they get to slack off and have some fun. Not every student, however, gets to play with…

Written by James Taylor This weekend in Searcy was filled with music. Searcy held a festival for its citizens called “Get Down Downtown” in the court square, which featured musicians,…

Written by Abby Kellett Born in the mid-‘80s and later, Generation Y has been accused of having self-focused, impatient and pleasure-oriented lifestyles. Though the generational stereotype of unnaturally colored hair…

Written by Jordan Bailey Nonie Darwish, the first American Studies Institute speaker of the semester, spoke in the Benson Auditorium Thursday, Sept. 17. Her presentation focused on her views about…

Written by Carly Kester The Harding University Student Association is looking for ways to improve campus this semester by planning events, taking surveys and providing service projects. A big project…

Written by Aerial Whiting The Harding English department plans to offer a women’s literature and feminist literary theory course beginning fall 2010. The course, which Professor Stephanie Eddleman intends to…

Written by Billie Pieters Harding University’s chapter of the American Marketing Associationheld a long-drive and closest-to-the-pin competion Thursday at the Log Cabin driving range in an effort to raise money…

Written by Sarah Kyle Harding University will host its 86th annual lectureship series Monday, September 27 through Wednesday, September 30. Among the multiple speakers for the series will be Dr.…

Written by Samantha Holschbach Harding continues to revamp its activities to favor the environment, building upon last year’s successful recycling program. The Environmental Stewardship Committee met Tuesday Sept. 22 to…