Written by Emma Jones Fourth round club invitations are going out today, and there are going to be some people who didn’t get into the club they wanted, or didn’t…
Written by Alan Howell What if rediscovering forgotten memories could help us create a new future? That’s an idea at the heart of Leonard Allen’s “Distant Voices: Discovering a Forgotten…
Written by Malachi Brown Spring of my freshman year, the College of Business invited Lawrence W. Reed to speak, the author of a book called “Was Jesus a Socialist?” Poor…
Written by Noah Bankhead Fall semester is underway, and changes are being made across campus. Changes to chapel in particular have caused division within the student body. I am certain…
Written by Emma Myhan In its century of existence, Harding University has dedicated itself to building an institution based on the biblical principles of the Christian faith it claims to…
Written by Michael Claxton In a classic episode of “Everybody Loves Raymond,” Marie has had enough of her lazy, boorish husband. When he loudly demands a pot-roast sandwich, she says…
Written by Micah Gill Why are we so busy? Most people in contemporary U.S. society, especially college students, feel busy (research it if you don’t believe me). Our schedule quickly…
Written by Emma Jones “How I love being a woman!” -Ruby Gillis in “Anne with an E,” Season 3 Episode 5, 40:07 I have been thinking a lot lately about…
Written by Malachi Brown Leo Tolstoy’s “Anna Karenina,” often asserted as the best novel of all time, opens with this line: “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is…
Written by Abbey Masters The problem of scarcity states that there are a finite number of resources, yet an infinite number of needs competing for those finite resources. It is…