Opinions

Written by Jessica Ardrey In columns past, I have typically used my space and the few minutes you so graciously give me to generalize Harding’s student population and poke fun…

Written by Stephen Ramsey I once again have much to review and commend you on. I pray so often for you, and I know that we all have something unique…

Written by John Mark Adkison Something Clever. There you have it. I have written something clever. Something thought-provoking. Something revolutionary. Something that will change your mind. Something that will change…

Written by Stephen Ramsey Dear Brothers and Sisters:We are well into school now. The first week is always slow, isn’t it? And then VOOM! Here we are, six weeks in.…

Written by Jess Ardrey I know, I know. This seems contradictory to the last column about thrift stores.That’s because it is.Let’s face it, ladies and gents. This is a Christian…

Written by Caleb Callari Among contemporary churches there are several hot topics of debate concerning the assembly and its direction, not the least of which is the subject of dress…

Written by Janet Orgain Dress code. This phrase does not usually inspire positive feedback, especially from the modern college student. In our society, creative expression is viewed as essential in…

Written by Michael Claxton If you were able to attend today’s chapel, you heard about the life and legacy of Kenneth Davis Jr. (1922-2005), who was affectionately known as “Uncle…

Written by Michael Claxton There are very few sermons that I remember from my youth. Like many teens, I often passed time during church by doodling on attendance cards or…

Written by Carly Kester When students see flashing orange lights, smell the intoxicating fumes of burning gasoline and hear the pitter-patter of little engines, they know it can only mean…