Words are Powerful; Use Responsibly
Words are the most powerful weapon that humankind has at its disposal. Guns and knives are nothing compared to the damage that words can
Rachel Harris Wins 15th Annual Shambarger Competition
Ouachita Baptist University senior Rachel Harris won first place for her performance in the 15th annual Mary Shambarger Competition for Singers Feb. 19. “As
Baseball Outdone by Arkansas Tech
A mid-week non-conference game for the Ouachita Tigers ended in an unfavorable manner, as they took on the Wonder Boys of Arkansas Tech. The
Forgiveness Does Not Come Easy
Let’s be honest. Sometimes the last thing we want to do is forgive. From the minutest mishaps, to devastatingly earth shattering decisions made by
Arkadelphia High School Debuts ‘New Tech’ Curriculum
[easyrotator]erc_9_1361935346[/easyrotator] Photos by Nicole McPhate. Technology is a bigger part of our lives today than it has ever been before. With laptops and smart
Advertising, PR Class Provides Real-World Experience
People go to college to prepare themselves for the real world. However, some classes are geared more towards this goal than others. Advertisement and
Elrod Center Sponsors Healthy Relationships Week (+ Schedule)
Love is in the air, spring is almost here and along with it, the “ring by spring” season that is so popular here at
Q&A: Sherri Jones, American Cancer Society
Sherri Jones is executive director of the American Cancer Society in Little Rock, Ark. For more information about the society, visit cancer.org. Signal: What
Cancer: ‘Best Thing to Ever Happen to Me”
“Cancer is the best thing that ever happened to me.” That isn’t the reaction most people expect from a two-time cancer survivor. But Beverly
Baseball Splits Saturday Doubleheader with SAU
Following a loss on Friday afternoon, the Ouachita baseball team split Saturday’s doubleheader with a very good team from Southern Arkansas. The Tigers took
When Respect Occurs, Actions are Observed
Thanks to Aretha Franklin, “respect” may be one of the least misspelled words in the United States. Unfortunately, in the midst of the gradually
Thoughtful, Intentional Respect
Respect is quite the cultural buzzword. Try a quick Google search of the word; you’ll have over one billion results at your fingertips. Aretha