Gutenberg Conspiracy, Faculty Book Club, Meets
Students have a universal mindset. We all believe professors conspire to schedule tests on the same week, and that they eat, sleep and live
Cigar Smoking a Bridge Between Backgrounds
Around two years ago, I found myself sitting on the back porch of a very lovely, and large, home. It overlooked a back yard
Celebrity Worship Gone Too Far
As many people know, celebrities nowadays are put on rather high pedestals. They are given special rights and privileges and often get away with
‘Arkadelphia Smiles’ Receives 15th Anniversary Kluck Grant
2013 marks the 15th anniversary of the Elrod Center’s Kluck Student Enrichment Grant (KSEG) at Ouachita Baptist University. To celebrate, a special amount of
Wright Discusses Pageant, Platform
Under bright stage lights after three and a half hours of nerves and held breaths, another Ouachitonian was granted the title of Miss Ouachita
Play Festival Gives Students ‘Taste of Theater’
Ouachita’s 11th annual Ten Minute Play Festival, also known as “all-night theater,” is on its way. As students mentally prepare themselves for the auditions,
Baseball Falls in Season Opener to UAM
Friday’s series opener between the Ouachita Tigers and the Boll Weevils of Arkansas-Monticello ended in a 7-3 loss for Ouachita. The Tigers (9-10-1, 5-5
Arkansas Symphony Orchestra to Honor McBeth
[easyrotator]erf_18_1362891263/erc_83_1362891279[/easyrotator] Photos by Dr. Wesley Kluck. The first Composer Laureate in the state of Arkansas, a former conductor of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra (ASO),
Wind Ensemble to Perform Spring Concert March 7
The Ouachita Wind Ensemble, the premiere instrumental ensemble at Ouachita Baptist University, will perform its annual spring concert on March 7 at 7:30 p.m.
Seven Students Named NATS Finalists
A record seven first place awards were presented to Ouachita Baptist University students at the recent National Association of Teachers of Singing’s Arkansas chapter
Gaston: True American Hero
“What’s the matter, Gaston, too kind hearted?” snarled the beast. Yellowed fangs shining in the dim moonlight, the terrible monster closed in on our
Craig Martin Wins Grand Prize in Juried Art Exhibit
Craig Martin, a sophomore from Harare, Zimbabwe, was awarded Grand Prize in Ouachita Baptist University’s Student Juried Art Exhibit. The show features 24 entries