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Christian Feminism: Submission Not Demeaning

Written by Whitney Dixon Women in the world today, particularly Christian women, face the confusing task of determining the role their gender plays in the world and how they should…

April 3, 2009

Lecture links Christianity, ecology

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Written by Jordan Bailey HUmanity sponsored a conversation with Hendrix College visiting philosophy professor J. Aaron Simmons on Tuesday night. The discussion was entitled “The Widow, the Orphan, the Stranger…

April 3, 2009

Zeta ‘Pies’ assist shelter

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Written by Kim Kokernot Women’s club Zeta Pi Zeta held its first fundraiser March 24 to 30 to raise money for the Hope Cottage, a shelter for battered women and…

April 3, 2009

‘Tough Love’ Shines Light On Dating Faux Pas

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Written by Ashton Reely With the recent release of movies like “He’s Just Not That Into You” and TV shows like “Tough Love,” it has become apparent to me in…

April 3, 2009

Students give swim lessons

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Written by Abbey Hunter Harding students are coming together to help kids in the Searcy area learn the fundamentals and life long positive effects of swimming. The Crawfish Aquatic Team…

April 3, 2009

Retired Harding administrator, civic leader dies

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Written by Harding Public Relations Dr. James F. (Jimmy) Carr Jr., 95, of Searcy, Ark., died Wednesday, April 1, 2009, in Searcy. He was born May 6, 1913, in Farmville,…

April 3, 2009

Professor runs for joy, life

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Written by Caroline Damron There’s a new face in the Mabee Business Building: Rich Brown, a Harding graduate, formerly a professor at Freed-Hardeman, moved to Searcy this year with his…

April 3, 2009

Don’t Want To Miss A Thing

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Written by Trey Reely My senior year at Harding I took part in a mixer at Camp Tahkodah where each person had to say two things about themselves—one statement that…

April 3, 2009

Damaged cable knocks out lights

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Written by Blake Matthews Several buildings on campus went dark Wednesday afternoon after maintenance workers were forced to turn off the electricity while they replaced a damaged power cable. The…

April 3, 2009

Marathoners find stress relief

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Written by Rebecca Harrell The average person might run for two, three or even six miles; these lengths are not unusual or uncommon. It is, however, an entirely different ballgame…

April 3, 2009

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