Written by Emma Weber Grandmother (n): the mother of one’s father or mother. There’s a joke that the women in my family live forever. It seems likely; both my great…
Written by Michael Claxton There’s a great line in the movie “Titanic” that captures the spirit of what happened to me on Saturday. You’ll remember that Jack is a penniless…
Written by Elise Siklosi The narrative of, “Do whatever makes you happy” is an ever present “truth” in today’s postmodern society. We say, “Yes! Whatever feels good or right is…
Written by Tiane Davis I remember a time when I was 11 or 12 years old at a sleepover with a group of friends, telling secrets and getting into arguments…
Written by Jon Singleton Recently I heard one professor say to a faculty group, about a new challenge or initiative (I forget which), “Let’s keep discussing this — we want…
Written Emma Weber I tried really hard not to get a cold this spring. Normally I get sick at least once a semester, more than likely twice during the spring,…
Written by Zalen Robinson The Harding University Black Student Association, or BSA, is alive and well. We as an organization are developing into a catalyst for cultural awareness that the…
Written by Michael Claxton Some fathers take their sons fishing. Others throw footballs with them in the yard, or work on old car engines, or go hiking in the mountains.…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was younger, the first Pokemon game I played was Pokemon Emerald. One of my brother’s classmates had given it to him, and the game…
Written by Michael Claxton Years ago, I took some students on a field trip to Piggott, Arkansas, a small town a couple of hours northeast of Searcy. We went to…