One of the running jokes on the classic TV show “Seinfeld” involves Jerry’s infamously short-lived romances. Girlfriends seldom last for more than one episode, and quite a few actresses got…
It’s the beginning of the fall semester, which means social club events are in full swing. It’s a very exciting time for students, especially freshmen. Social clubs are a great…
“Give me money. I am poor,” the young Rwandan boy said to me. It was not even a question; it was a demand, an expectation. A few other Harding students…
The first year I came to Harding, I cried because I felt homesick. This year when I came to Harding, I cried from happiness. Harding now feels like home for…
A new restaurant has made its way to Searcy and is fully equipped to satisfy the taste buds of many taco eaters. Tacos 4 Life is a new-to-Searcy restaurant with…
This past summer I spent three months in Georgia after my mother had knee-replacement surgery. She traded a 1934 model knee for a 2017 high-flex titanium implant. I tried to…
The start of the school year brings a fresh wave of exciting firsts. Moving into a new dorm, a solar eclipse, the first day of school, and who can forget…
It was move-in week. Race Street was backed up with bumper-to-bumper traffic headed east toward Walmart. I had just finished a well-deserved, post-move-in brunch at the beloved Waffle House and…
At the start of a new school year, I am reminded of how difficult it is for me to reach out and talk to someone I don’t know. For most…
Today, the idea that a person can be both condemned for their corruption as well as praised for their heroism seems to be regarded as mutually exclusive. All across our…