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Chorus performs with Arkansas Symphony Orchestra

Written by Tiffany Jones Last weekend the Harding University Chorus performed the fifth movement of Gustav Mahler’s “Second Symphony,” also known as the “Resurrection Symphony,” with the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra.…

April 16, 2010

The very least I could do

written by The Bison

Written by Blake Mathews This week, I’m saying goodbye to someone. This is difficult for me, not only because I hate saying goodbye, but because I’ve never met this person.…

April 16, 2010

PA project spreads awareness of domestic violence

written by The Bison

Written by Carrie Martin A group of Harding physician assistant students are working to tackle domestic violence in Arkansas. Emory Camp, David Pritchett, Robert Sanderson and Randall Seeman chose this…

April 16, 2010

In The Pines With Dad

written by The Bison

Written by Michael Claxton When I was in high school, I spent my Saturdays like any other red-blooded American teen: I went to garage sales with my dad. A printer…

April 16, 2010

AMA case team third in nation

written by The Bison

Written by Sarah Kyle Harding University’s American Marketing Association case team earned their place in the ranks at the AMA National Case Competition in New Orleans last Friday. The team…

April 16, 2010

Government threatens to limit unpaid internships

written by The Bison

Written by Blake Mathews For many college students, summer vacation has gone the way of recess and Saturday morning cartoons. Growing up and inching closer to the professional world means…

April 16, 2010

To The Existentialist

written by The Bison

Written by Gil Gildner Some people say it’s all kind of fake. I am always happy that there is a flip side. For every extreme there is another extreme. For…

April 16, 2010

Professors, minister address spiritual growth among Harding students

written by The Bison

Written by Jeffrey Ryan Howell It happens almost every day that prospective students visit campus, wide-eyed, and diligently observing every fountain, “pregnant” tree, building, dorm and memorial. As these undecided…

April 13, 2010

Student catches reptiles for class, future profession

written by The Bison

Written by Josh Kastner Sophomore Rob Hayes envisions a nice afternoon of collecting creatures for a good grade in class and a beneficial future. Some people may not consider diving…

April 13, 2010

NLR recycling plant fire burns out overnight

written by The Bison

Written by Stephen H Goodale The flames are out, and the smoke is clearing this afternoon following a fire at the Tenenbaum Recycling Center in North Little Rock on Sunday.…

April 12, 2010

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