Written by Michael Claxton When I moved to Searcy in 2003 to teach English, I knew only a handful of people. Naturally, I made the rounds of churches in town,…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was younger, one of the hardest things for my brothers and me to learn was how to say “sorry.” We would get in fights…
Written by Clara Kernodle “God Abroad ” is a travel column by sophomore Clara Kernodle. Each week, she writes about the different ways she sees God during her HUE study…
Written by Emma Weber Sometimes I get afraid. When I was younger, I was prone to nightmares. The most recurring was that of a demon baby coming to life during…
Written by Camille White I love the fall — changing leaves, cooler temperatures and football. But one of my least favorite things about the fall is when the time changes…
Written by Delaney Harrington Like perhaps many of you, I have never had an extensive amount of experience with the Old Testament in my life. I believed the myths that…
Written by Clara Kernodle “God Abroad” is a travel column by sophomore Clara Kernodle. Each week, she writes about the different ways she sees God during her HUE study abroad…
Written by Emma Weber Here I am, in the Bison’s 99th edition during Harding’s 100th year of school writing to a body of students about my opinions. So hear me…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was in 8th grade, I played a clump of grass in my middle school’s production of “The Lion King Jr.” Lots of memorable things…
Written by Michael Claxton One night during the 1940s, Walt Disney heard his daughters laughing over a book. Shortly afterward, he noticed his wife chuckling about it, too. When he…