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The homeless: what should be done with them? This is a question cities across the nation are wrestling with. States such as California, New York and Florida have implemented regulations restricting the homeless out of a desire to protect communities from dangerous situations. In Fort Lauderdale, Fla. authorities allegedly arrested […]
John Brown University communication students are working to create TV news broadcast Eaglebreak. In its second season, students continue to grow and improve as on-air personalities, reporters, editors and producers. Eaglebreak began in 2012 as a class, but has become a program designed not just for students who are interested […]
Coinless laundry machines across campus will make their debut beginning in the spring 2015 semester. The Student Government Association has worked with Steve Beers, the vice president of student development, and Andre Broquard, the dean of students, to make the long-anticipated dream become a reality. With the new system, students […]
How does an athletic team evolve and change from year to year? Some years may be punctuated by victories while others are impacted by searing losses. This can be said for any sport, but it has been especially true of the John Brown University women’s basketball team. This year the […]
Both the men and women’s teams, the John Brown University soccer season came to an end last week in the Sooner Athletic Conference tournament. The men ended their season with a tough 4-0 loss against Science and Arts of Oklahoma, who would go on to win the SAC tournament. Captain […]
I have grown up going to Razorback games and have a deep love for the Hogs. The past few seasons have been a little rough, but true Razorback fans stick by their team no matter what. This season has not been much different from the past; we beat the little […]
John Brown University alumnus, Sierra Shipley, has been awarded the honor of having her jersey hung from the rafters of the Ring of Honor at the Woman’s Basketball Hall of Fame. This marks the first time in the history of the JBU women’s basketball program that the team has had […]
My niece Sura is only one-year-old, and has already seen more violence in her lifetime than most children will ever see. When Sura was born, my sister was enduring an abusive relationship. On a day that was mistakenly pleasant, my nine month old niece witnessed her father beat her mother […]
I stare down at my plate, filled with all the typical Thanksgiving treats – turkey, ham, corn, maybe some broccoli if Dad made some. The meal is calm at first. My job is simple. Stick food in my mouth. Chew. Swallow. Repeat until my plate is empty. Then I’ll decide […]
My dear wife Star had no idea that the “Yes, I do” she beautifully pronounced the day God blessed the union of our lives went beyond the promise of honoring me in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health, for better or for worse, for richer or […]