November 2008- Page 5

Some people think swimming is an individual sport. I used to think like that before I started to swim in college. However at Saturday’s

Illinois Senator Barack Obama won the presidency in last Tuesday’s election. The Democratic Party captured the majority in both the House and Senate. Final

Dr. Tom Greer, a longtime Ouachita Baptist University English professor, who died in 2006, is remembered by many former students and colleagues for his

The Ouachita Tigers not only had a winning season, but they won seven games and beat rival Henderson State in dramatic fashion last Thursday.

The crowd of 23,000 was not as loud as I expected, had more of a restless feel. That uneasy feeling they no doubt felt

Ouachita students, faculty and staff have an opportunity to serve the community this Thanksgiving. The Elrod Center is hosting a Thanksgiving basket ministry. This

Ouachita Baptist University’s Julius Pruitt and Bob Ruffing were selected Thursday to the All-Gulf South Conference First Team, while four more Tiger football players

During the last week’s Halloween festivities, I found myself looking back on various frightening slices of cinema. Although October has passed and the month

Opening Nov. 20 and running until Nov. 23, “The Pirates of Penzance” will will be showing on the stage of JPAC. The opera is

Sports nutritionist Nancy Clark will present “Nutrition in Action: How to fuel your body for school, sports and health” as a part of Ouachita

Holocaust survivor Rosa Hirsch Blum will share her story at Ouachita Baptist University on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 4 p.m in McBeth Recital Hall

OBU Athletic Director David Sharp recently sat down with Dr. Jeff Root for an interivew for the “Ouachita” show. Click image below to start