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Lauren Leatherby on April 9, 2012 at 9:13 am • 0 Comments •
The haircuts at Magnolia Company are good, great actually, but customers come back for more than a haircut. Eric Lloyd, the owner of the Magnolia Company, spends his days with customers – mostly cutting hair, but sometimes just talking. He ...
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Whitney Green on April 2, 2012 at 9:10 am • 1 Comment •
After three years of dreaming, planning, fundraising and creating, team members of forgottensong, a locally based non-profit organization, will embark on their first official mission to Iraq on April 23. This group of five exuberant young people – all in ...
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Megan Huckaby on March 26, 2012 at 9:26 am • 0 Comments •
The adrenaline overcame the fatigue when the plane’s wheels touched down in Athens, Greece that June afternoon. Everything was moving faster as the adrenaline propelled Yvonne forward. We exited the plane and began power walking toward baggage claim.
The 10 students ...
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Yani Ko on February 21, 2012 at 10:02 am • 0 Comments •
By Yani Ko
The Pauline Whitaker Equine Center was all abuzz during a beginner’s beekeeping class starting on Jan. 30. The series of classes was hosted by the Northwest Arkansas Beekeepers Association and featured speakers Jon Zawislak of the UA Cooperative ...
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Emily DeLong on February 20, 2012 at 9:26 am • 0 Comments •
Matt Seubert, a junior double majoring in political science and economics, likes to keep busy. On top of heading the Young Democrats, planning a permanent veteran memorial on Old Main Lawn, serving within ASG and working as an RA, ...
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Traveler on February 16, 2012 at 9:46 am • 0 Comments •
By Mike Mahardy
Senior Evan Davis and his peers work in the temporary architecture studio Monday. They have been working on the design for the first gallery space in a series of projects planned to revitalize downtown Little Rock. - ...
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Rosalyn Taylor on February 15, 2012 at 9:58 am • 3 Comments •
She sat across the table, hands tucked in her lap and a friendly grin on her face. She wore a sweater with thick gray and turquoise stripes and a knit scarf hanging loosely around her neck and shoulders. She wore ...
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Traveler on February 13, 2012 at 9:57 am • 0 Comments •
By Caitlyn Swain
With a pen and clipboard in hand, Channing Barker clocks in to produce the KNWA evening news. As the cameras get ready to roll, she prepares for another broadcast. During the week, Barker works at UATV, where she ...
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Traveler on February 9, 2012 at 10:05 am • 0 Comments •
By Whitney Green
Home is a word most people take advantage of. For Vietnam veteran Ben Walker, 61, home is not a house or an apartment building, but “hiding holes.”
“Most people don’t realize what we’re like. There are bad people out ...
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Rosalyn Taylor on February 1, 2012 at 9:30 am • 0 Comments •
Located on East Avenue, it’s a legendary tenet of Fayetteville culture. It’s a spot to find new Halloween costumes or some unique and trendy threads to embrace collegiate individuality.
The scores-old shop that is Cheap Thrills provides a variety of advantages ...
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Nick Brothers on January 31, 2012 at 9:42 am • 0 Comments •
There was only one true rock n’ roll album released in 2011. While there were many variants of rock, delivered in all mixes of genres and sounds, in reality only one stood out as a true rock album—the seventh album ...