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Sophomore Nathan Dorris playsa volleyball game at the ConcertChoir retreat at the start of the fallsemester on Sept. 6. The retreatgave students an opportunity togrow closer to those they would beperforming with and to give back tothe community. Nick MichaelKurt Cavender, a senior, dives offof a cliff at Greers Ferry Lake afterperforming for the Arkansas CleanupDay on Sept. 8. The annual day wasthe Concert Choirs first chance tosing together. Nick MichaelSophomore Alicia Miller, seniorValari Stewart, sophomore KayleeHollingsworth, junior Lauren Wanamakerand sophomores MoniqueJacques and Courtney Boyd relax inthe grass at the concert choir retreaton Sept. 6. Students spent themorning performing at the ArkansasCleanup Day before they were givenfree time to swim, play games andrest. Nick Michaelmusic-vocal 229
While <strong>Harding</strong> was seen by many as a primarilyRepublican campus, several groups on campuswere not included in this majority during the2008 election year. Supporters of Democratic candidateBarack Obama found their own voice in the midst ofa red campus.Many Obama enthusiasts joined two different groupson campus: College Democrats and Bisons for Obama.These two groups allowed supporters the chance toget to know each other through this common bond.They had a chance to come together as a minority ofDemocrats on a highly Republican campus.“Being a Democrat on a campus that is primarilyconservative Republicans can be a challenge from timeto time,” junior Stephanie O’Brian said. “We weredefinitely outnumbered, so when you saw someonewith an Obama or Democrat T-shirt or button, youwould talk because you knew you both had somethingin common.”These two groups on campus had watch partiesfor all of the debates and on election night. At thebeginning of the fall 2008 semester, the two groupsgot together to host speaker Shaun Casey. Casey wasthe head of Evangelical Affairs for Obama, and his talkpositively assured the groups that they could be both aliberal and a Christian.“College Democrats hosted Shaun Casey to helpexcite Obama supporters and to better inform Democratic,liberal and progressive students about Obama’spolicies and how they relate to Christianity,” sophomoreChris Berry said.Events like this helped Obama supporters on campusconnect and reaffirm their beliefs. Each member haddifferent reasons for believing why Obama should bethe next president.“His perseverance and message of hope are universal,”senior Karie Cross said. “I tend to vote democrat becauseV o t eStudents Show Support In Presidential Electionof the party’s humane view on things like foreign aid,diplomacy, welfare and universal health care.”Others felt that Obama could implement the propersteps to bring change.“I believe that health care is a right. The church isnot taking care of people, so the government needsto,” O’Brian said. “I also wanted change.”After Obama was elected president on November4th, the Obama supporters on campus were thrilled. Theybelieved that America had made the right choice.“Our nation took a look at where it had been,thought about what direction it wanted to go and electedBarack Hussein Obama to take us there,” Cross saidas she proudly wore her Obama button on November5. “I am so pleased that Americans are open-mindedenough to overcome his name and race.”Although Obama fans were very pleased with hisvictory, they understood the need for respect throughoutthe <strong>entire</strong> campaign season. The goal of the electionwas to find the person who would be the best leaderof our country.“Regardless of party affiliation, you need to haverespect for the other side,” Cross said. “There arealways valid arguments on both sides of every issue.Be thoughtful and prayerful and do what you think isbest, whether it is what everyone around you is doingor not. Above all, be respectful when debating anddiscussing issues.”The election season brought many differing viewpoints,countless debates and endless jokes for Saturday NightLive, but it was important to remember that politics werenot the most important thing to worry about.“I love politics, and I am passionate about them,”O’Brian said. “But I also know, as should everyone,that this world is not our home; we are just passingthrough.”Bethany LoftisAmerican Studies Distinguished StudentsCollege DemocratsRow 1: K. Grant, B. Brown, M. Mauney, M. Smith, D. Alexander, B. Higgens, L. Ferrell, B. Sims, A. Williams,M. West. Row 2: L. Wagon, B. Inloes, T. Box, K. Phillips, M. Connors, S. Rhea, J. Emmery, B. Wilkerson,L. Casey, W. Aubrey, L. Jackson. Row 3: J. Brown, A. Work, S. Geraco, H. Mitchll, C. Collins, J. Grimm,P. Parkey, T. Parrish, C. Schandevel. Row 4: J. Stein, T. Covington, C. Kays, C. Nowlam, A. Roberts, H.Steger. Row 5: W. Dixson, M. Venable, H. Steger, M. Hays, B. Pagoada. Row 6: R. Mays, C. Owen, J. Chen,K. Mayora. Row 7: K. Thomason, C. McMenamy, C. Cardona. Row 8: M. Marriaga, L. Rodriguez, T.Sequeira. Row 9: A. Augsburger, T. Leledon, J. Queen, R. Hedden. Row 10: L. Ramirez, A. McDougald,C. Swafford, L. Wheeler. Row 11: C. Christy, C. Celsor, K. Guy. Row 12: J. Blake, K. White, A. Olree, B.Noblitt, R. Young, J. Moore, E. Shepard, S. Frazier, T. Jones, A. Durgin, J. Zern, J. Grimm.Row 1: F. Franks, W. Brown. Row 2: N. Rogers, K. Sherrod, M. Ellis, L. Dove, M. Goodhart. Row 3: D.Manes, S. O’Brian, H. McIntosh, C. Bell. Row 4: T. Jones, C. Berry, J. Shock (Sponsor).230 organizations
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midst of hill and plain;opening 3
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Sing the chorus, shou t i t loudly,
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Alma Ma ter, Hail.opening 7
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Dr. Jack Shock, professor of commun
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There are aspects of our lives at H
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Members of Chi Omega Pi and DeltaGa
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spring singunfinishedAs the opening
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Freshman Mary Beth Byrd puts on a H
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ockin’RobinMiller and the others
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homecoming 21
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the eventSof the yearocial clubs an
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activitieson campusPerformer Fisher
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Junior Gibron Velazquez befriends a
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May 2008 graduate Jacob Henry throw
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a faithfulhealingher face,” Corel
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Freshman Caleb Genry hits the softb
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April Augsburger, a senior, stocks
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Freshman Marshal White and sophomor
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Juniors Abby Hunter and Bobby Wilki
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Sophomore Amanda Dorsey studies for
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SpiritBleeding colors besides black
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New Start"Everyone's reaction was a
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Amanda Ader Ear1y O1ikJhood Ucensur
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Kurtis Carlson Cnminal JusticeKhris
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Paul Elliott MechanICal EngineenngK
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Brandon Higgins Print JoumalismKris
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Trey Long ManagementAziyadee Lopez
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Lindsey Osborne AccountingLuke Otwe
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Richard TapleyCharlton ThiedeLoren
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A True HomeJuniors 87
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Sophomore Cole Taylor practices at
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Elliot AdamsJonathan AdersKatie Alb
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JaOuetta CooperwoodNathan Covington
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Kinyata GrayRussell GrayZane Grimes
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Jong-Hwa LeeAnnalise LesterAlvanell
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Jordan PowellMeghan PrzeczewskiBenj
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Anna AardemaSarah AdamsJohn Mark Ad
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Caleb CallariLogan CallierSarah Cal
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Sarah EasonJohn EddyDaniel EllisJos
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April LittletonLindsay LockhartChri
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Bryce NoblittJames NorrisJordan Nor
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Patrick RuhlHenrique RuizRyan Rumma
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Mycah WagnerElizabeth WalkerJennife
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StarEleven years of Harding enterta
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Benjamin Burkhart AccountingRachael
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Kyle BrackenZach CatonMackenzie Cas
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Sophomore Austin Wade gets cbser to
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Andrea ArcherKylie AtkinsJessica Be
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Dr. Julie Hixson-Wallace sits at he
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President David Burks auctionsoff t
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Chancellor Cliff Ganus looks out th
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Harold Alexander, M.S.E., Director/
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Dr. Mike James, Dean of the College
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Director of the Institute of Church
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Assistant Professor of Bible Allen
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Scott Adair, M.Div., Asst. Prof. Bi
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Jackie Harris, M.N.Sc., Asst. Prof.
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Keith Schramm, Ph.D, Assoc. Prof. P
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Secretary of Student Life Janie Shi
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Joanna Lemmons Chapel SecretaryLoga
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Harding is made up of 220 dedicated
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Stringed EnsembleStudents and commu
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HelpingClass reaches out to local c
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While at Camp Tahkodah for Spring 2
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Always WatchingA behind the scenes
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Freshman Mary Beth Byrd explains he
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Page 190 and 191: Across the OceanHealth care mission
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never beforeLady Bisons score three
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continued dominanceCross country te
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Baucum, Amanda (Sophomore)Baughman,
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Herring, Scott (Senior) 64Herringto
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Kruse, William (Junior)Kruse, James
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Massa, Taylore (Freshman) 166Massey
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Wheat, Andrew (Senior)Wheeler, Bran
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