Opinions

Written by Michael Claxton In grad school I had a professor named Jerry Mills. Even among teachers of English, who tend to be a pretty shifty lot, this guystood out…

Written by Jess Ardrey Ithink it’s safe to say that there’s truth in the old adage, “Those who don’t learn from the past are doomed to repeat it.” Case in…

Written by Jess Ardrey A bustling stage. White-hot lights. Costumes in colors you’ve never seen before. Elaborate hairstyles. Glitter covering every single orifice. No,you haven’t walked into a Vegas venue.…

Written by Michael Claxton There used to be a humor columnist for the Atlanta Journal and Constitution named Lewis Grizzard. He was ahardened Southerner, seldom politically correct, and almost never…

Written by Brandon Higgins If you’re like me, you can readily pop off sports analogies pertaining to everyday life; it’s kind of how life and the sports world mesh together.…

Written by Monique Jacques I don’t believe it is a coincidence that Harding University, a school mostly composed of privileged 20-somethings with passionfor life and vigor for the message and…

Written by Alan Elrod Jerusalem: It’s one of the most storied and coveted cities in the world. Considering that Harding has an overseasprogram that sends students there three times a…

Written by Ann Harrington Perhaps I should introduce myself. I’m the oft-disheveled English adjunct who walks around campus with an oversized laptop bag and a lifetime supply of cucumber-scented hand…

Written by Cameron Braun They say the second floor of Harbin is where Health and Safety was founded. Rumor has it that 20 years ago, back when Allen was a…

Written by Caleb Rummel To begin, I am 22 years old. Whatever a particular young woman with whom I spend a lot of time may say, I am not 8…