Archive | September, 2007

“3:10 to Yuma” pulls into theaters

On the most basic level, the plot setup is basic Western material. Regular-joe rancher Dan Evans (Christian Bale), who usually spends his days tending the cattle and giving money to greedy land-owner Hollander, happens to find outlaw Ben Wade (Russell Crowe) at the town saloon. Now, the newly-captured Wade needs to get on the 3:10 [...]

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Gospel choir makes joyful noise

“Make a joyful noise unto the Lord.” It’s a phrase we hear repeated in church many times. It is the basis of countless hymns and anthems. It’s a sentence meant to inspire the heart to leap up and worship God for everything He has done, and everything He is going to do. One group of [...]

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Business school packs for senior trip, “educational” Chicago experience

Around noon next Tuesday, Sept. 11, the 42 members of the senior class of the Riley Hickingbotham School of Business, along with five sponsors, will load onto a bus and head to Chicago, Ill. for their annual senior trip. Tweet

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Survival course gives support to freshmen

As a new school year begins, the campus is buzzing with new students. They have moved in, bought books and started class; they are living the college life. But some students may not know where to start. Tweet

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A&E in Brief

•Once again, ROB ZOMBIE terrifies audiences all over the country as his new film, a remake of the 1978 classic horror flick, “Halloween,” scares up $26.5 million at the box office this past weekend. Meanwhile, the latest in the teen comedy mold, “Superbad,” takes second place with $12.2 million, while newcomer “Balls of Fury” brings [...]

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Rance’s Random Classics

During World War II, a plethora of films were released that dealt with the war subject in a variety of fashions. Movies like “Since You Went Away” showed families on the home front and how they coped with day-to-day life with their loved ones overseas. “Mrs. Miniver” presented a British family and how they lived [...]

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Dave Barnes and Andy Davis head to Ouachita

Ladies and gentleman, the Campus Activities Board has once again organized a can’t-miss concert to start off the new school year. Mark the calendars for Monday, Sept. 17, because Dave Barnes and Andy Davis are coming to Ouachita. Tweet

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Essays receive recognition in 2007 Assayers magazine

Every spring, students submit essays to the Assayers essay contest. “We read and rank these essays, publishing the very best in Assayers, which is a text that we use in all sections of Composition I,” head chair of the English department Dr. Doug Sonheim. Tweet

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Inside The Battle of the Ravine

Everyone knows the importance of the “Battle of the Ravine“. It’s the Good Guys vs. The Bad, the Tigers vs. [...]

Skeet shooting with Steve

Ever heard of shooting skeet? It is a sport you may have seen while flipping through the channels on TV, [...]

Jody Persson earns Children’s Literature Association award

Jody Persson earns Children’s Literature Association award

  Ouachita student Jody Persson has been awarded the 2012 Carol Gay Award for her essay “Take It to the [...]

Kinesiology students teach local children at river

An honors seminar focused on developing a place-based education course around the Ouachita River was presented many years ago, sponsored [...]

A first for everything: Covering an NBA game press-side

Tension, anxiety, and raw excitement could all be words used to describe the initial feelings I had when covering my [...]

Feel the chemistry: students present at national meeting

Students from Ouachita’s American Chemical Society (ACS) student chapter went to the 243rd ACS National Meeting at the San Diego [...]