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Written by Abby Kellett Despite many rumors, the summer renovations to Searcy Hall did not come as a result of a flood, rotting floors or improvements necessary to pass health…

Written by Abby Kellett The construction just outside Stephens, Searcy and Pryor dorms is causing a lot of headaches and has been since last February. The reconstruction of Remington Road…

Written by Jessica Ardrey Faster than WebCT, more powerful than Blackboard, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, it’s Moodle, Harding’s newest online learning management system. Initially developed…

Written by Blake Matthews Less than a month into the new semester, a handful of female Harding students have already been the targets of harassing phone calls. According to Public…

Written by Kylie Akins When Jacob was 12 years old, he and his brother were abducted. He was given a gun and made a soldier for a cause he did…

Written by Blake Matthews With final exams looming closer every day, students at some universities are counting on a break from school to give them time to pull all their…

Written by Sarah J Kyle With the 2008-2009 school year coming to a close, President-elect Bryan Clifton led his first Student Association meeting Wednesday, April 29 to discuss ideas and…

Written by Sarah J Kyle With the semester coming to a close, President Michael Crouch held the Student Association’s final meeting of the 2008-2009 school year on Thursday, April 23.…

Written by Sara J Kyle A group of Harding students involved in the National Broadcasting Society received national recognition for their work in the television and radio broadcast industries. The…

Written by Kim Kokernot Full-time students will receive an all-color yearbook, the first in Harding’s history, when they pick up their free copy April 23.The “Petit Jean,” Harding’s yearbook, switched…