Written by Dr. Charles Bane With the Academy Awards just one month away, critics are already complaining about why they don’t watch the show. The reasons tend to fall into…
Written by Michael Claxton Last month, I lost two friends in the same week, at the same age and from the same illness. One I got to know over many…
Written by Jacob Branson For as long as students have attended chapel at Harding, so too have they complained about it. Various aspects of the service have irked students, such…
Written by Tiane Davis Any time I travel or experience important events in my life, I get terrified at the thought I might someday forget the memories I made. In…
Written Emma Weber I had a teammate in high school who wore the same pre-wrap headband for our whole season of soccer as a sort of ritual. My dad still…
Written by Amelia Slater “Campus celebrity” is a term I love to use. The cafeteria worker who made my quesadilla is my campus celebrity. The girl who wrote the funny…
Written by Malachi Brown The Catholic Church has experienced three major schisms in its 2000-year history — once about every 500 years; church historians are looking at a fourth. I…
Written by Michael Claxton I have written about football exactly three times in this newspaper. Once was in 2012, when I paid tribute to John Prock, who passed away that…
Written by Ben Evans When I was in third grade, I switched over to a gluten-free diet after testing positive for a gluten allergy. My mom was already researching the…
Written by Tiane Davis I grew up in a small rural town surrounded by a strange demographic of people my age who held a strong hatred toward cats. I heard…