Opinions

Written by Jarrett Qualls Club week is a time where potential club members prove they are tough enough to belong in a club. It is used as bonding experience that…

Written by James Brunton Breaking news from Ireland— it’s the death knell of democracy. If you don’t know what I’m talking about and feel like it won’t affect you; don’t…

Written by Samantha Holschbach Could green become the new white in weddings? To date, the importance of protecting the earth has reached its zenith. Eco-friendly actions have never been more…

Written by Kelli Phillips With the large amount of people walking and riding around campus every day, I would venture to guess that almost everyone has had some sort of…

Written by Dr. Cheri Yecke Harding’s American Studies Institute recently hosted Nonie Darwish, a Muslim convert to Christianity, who spoke forcefully about the Islamic threat to the American way of…

Written by Dave Pritchett To say that Michael Moore is an incendiary filmmaker is both cliché and true.His newest movie, “Capitalism: A Love Story,” stands in a long line of…

Written by Kimberly Kokernot As a future teacher, I have no choice but to accept that standardized testing is an integral part of education. It marks student progress, allows teachers…

Written by James Taylor The sickness formerly known as Swine Flu, has now, like Prince, turned into somewhat of a symbol. And somewhat of a joke. The virus now is…

Written by Joe Summit I opened up my copy of The Bison today and read the front page story describing Harding University’s new stance on the Arkansas Lottery with my…

Written by Coulter Goodman Famous celebrities, foreign ministers and film directors are all outraged at the mistreatment of Roman Polanski, a man they believe has been misrepresented in the media.…