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Valentine’s Day, the holiday for love. Let’s face it. You either love it or you hate it. Most girls love this day and all of the cheesiness that it entails and most guys hate it and think it’s just an unnecessary expense. Valentine’s Day can…
Will and Sarah Combs can probably be found hanging out at their cute and cozy home, playing with their puppy Rugar or laughing over a couple Spongebob Squarepants references. Will and Sarah first met at Tri Chi’s annual Crush Dance. “I tried to get one…
As the month of February quickly approaches the love in the air thickens. The Arkadelphia Walmart shelves have been jam packed with heart shaped chocolates and over stuffed, life size teddy bears since the beginning of January. Valentine’s Day is almost upon us. If you…
Gracen Seabaugh, a freshmen Elementary Education major from Magnolia, Ark., followed in her sister’s footsteps and pledged EEE this past week. Seabaugh’s sister, Shelby, passed away unexpectedly in March of 2014, during her junior year at Ouachita. Gracen Seabaugh (right) stands in front of her…
Shopping is my favorite hobby, but if you have limited funds like me this isn’t the best hobby to have. So, I want to give you a few things I have learned when it comes to shopping as a broke college kid. Always go in…
If you are related to Ouachita in any way, you are probably familiar with the name Bill Vining. Whether you are an alum- nus and remember watching Coach Vining lead the Tiger basketball team or you are a student who attends Ouachi- ta basketball games…
October has been a slow month in terms of film, but the industry’s foundations have been shaken by recent allegations against Hollywood, big-wig Harvey Weinstein. Weinstein, who co-founded Miramax productions with his brother Bob Weinstein in 1979, has received 82 (current) allegations of sexual harassment.…
Vampires, witches and ghosts, oh my. Tis the season for scary masks and candy. Yes, it’s Halloween. Halloween lovers everywhere are in preparation for the big night as they carve their pumpkins and decorate their front doors with creepy creatures. It’s impossible to escape the…
There’s no denying that fall is slowly making its way ‘round the bend. Students can be seen wearing flannels, sipping on Dr. Jacks at all times of day and taking “cutesy” pictures around campus with the temperature filter on. Yes, we’re almost there folks. The…
Passionate. That is one word that describes senior Refuge leader Lindsey Johnson, who is currently pursuing some of her passions. Johnson, a Christian studies major with a biblical studies emphasis and a mass communications minor, strives to be a leader across campus. In addition to…
Ouachita Baptist University will host the national traveling exhibition “Hometown Teams,” presented by the Smithsonian Institution, from Oct. 28-Dec. 9. The exhibit, which will be located in Hammons Gallery in Mabee Fine Arts Center, is free and open to the public. “It is an honor…
Let’s face it, breaking up with people is scary. There are emotions shared, and words exchanged. And it can be scary for some to have to face another to the face and share such levels of humanity and emotion, so many resort to text, cutting…
