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‘Heaven is for Real’ persuades

Written by John Mark Adkison We all want to see heaven; we are just not usually so eager to forsake our bodies and hear our heartbeats go silent. We all…

April 29, 2011

The Old Man and the Sweet Valley

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Written by Adria Giles Once a month, the English department hosts a luncheon in which thosein attendance discuss what they’ve read recently. It’s lovely because that is what we do…

April 29, 2011

‘Soul Surfer’ film struggles to tell inspirational story

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Written by Caleb Rummel “Soul Surfer” is the latest inspirational, based-on-a-true-story film to hit the theaters and take a chance at pulling your heartstrings. The movie follows young Bethany Hamilton,…

April 29, 2011

Step Away From the Velour

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Written by Tiffany Jones Turn on the siren. Flash those blue and red lights. Pull that girl over — sheneeds a fashion citation. Look at her, guilty as sin in…

April 29, 2011

Farewell to a great year in the NCAA

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Written by Greg Harnden Harding ends another chapter in athletics as we depart from the Gulf South Conference to join the newly formed Great American Conference, and what a year…

April 29, 2011

Now Playing On Pipeline

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Written by Michael Claxton In grad school I had a professor named Jerry Mills. Even among teachers of English, who tend to be a pretty shifty lot, this guystood out…

April 29, 2011

Way Back When: 1995, All-Sports Trophy up for grabs

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Written by John Mark Adkison by J.M. ADKISON sports editor It was a year very reminiscent of this year. Every sport in Harding’s athletic program was wrapping up a great…

April 29, 2011

Stuff Harding Kids Like: Harding

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Written by Jess Ardrey Ithink it’s safe to say that there’s truth in the old adage, “Those who don’t learn from the past are doomed to repeat it.” Case in…

April 29, 2011

Champion’s Corner: Wojciech Kopec

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Written by John Mark Adkison Leaving home and going to college is rarely a smooth and easy transition for students. Usually students are merely taking a two-hour drive from one…

April 29, 2011

Students steep in tea’s global origins

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Written by Tiffany Jones As many students start their post-graduation journey May 14, a group of Honors College students will embark on a three-week international tour to see the world…

April 29, 2011

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