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7,000 turkeys under one roof

So one time I met a turkey farmer. His name is James Roe, and he lives in Omaha, Ark., where the gently sloping hills and scattered maple trees make me want to run across the landscape and sing the theme from Roger and Hammerstein’s “The Sound of Music.”  I would have, except that in a [...]

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Flying turkeys create foul feelings in some

Every year, in Yellville, Ark., a low flying-plane drops turkeys across the town and people celebrating a festival called Turkey Trots try to catch as many as they can. Tweet

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Getting ready for Ouachita’s World

The program GROW, formerly known as Scope, plays an important role in helping prospective students decide if Ouachita is the right school. Tweet

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This week in the news

•The Ouachita board of trustees has now officially approved the Enviormental Stewardship Policy, which can be viewed at home.obu.edu/green.  Tweet

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Research takes student to study in Antarctica

  Anna Tohlen, a senior biology major, will leave Dec. 15 for Antarctica, where she will perform research for an online class hosted by Oregon State University. Tohlen will study all aspects of the Artic environment, including global warming, bacteria and penguins. Tweet

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Newsletter to be revived by Senate

Several years ago a student newsletter was produced by Student Senate for the campus community. While the reasons why the newsletter was discontinued are unknown, Senate President Jeff Garner has called upon the organization to revive the newsletter as a way of communicating with the student body. Tweet

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WWII veteran to speak at Ouachita

World War II veteran Theodore “Dutch” Van Kirk, navigator of the B-29 bomber that dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, will be speaking in the Walker Conference Center Tuesday, Sept. 18, at 7 p.m. 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 [...]