How to help small businesses survive COVID-19
Katie Hillemeyer, Reporter
April 14, 2020
As of March 25, all nonessential businesses have been forced to close doors due to coronavirus as per Governor Kevin Stitt's executive order. Although all businesses will (and have already) taken a hit from the order, none have been more affected than the state's local businesses. Even though a recen...
US-Iran tensions deescalate for now
Gregory Richardson, Reporter
January 31, 2020
The new year started off rough with the assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani on January 3, which happened as a result of Soleimani directly giving orders to attack the US Embassy in Baghdad. An American airstrike killed him in his convoy while it was leaving the Baghdad International Airport....
So, the 2010s are over – what happened?
Katie Hillemeyer, Reporter
December 13, 2019
And just like that, another decade has passed. From influencers to streaming TV to natural disasters (and that's not counting the current Presidency), the 'teens brought us a variety of events to remember. Here's a look back at the last 10 years. Social Media or Social Monopoly? Perhaps the biggest ...
Inaugural Career Day features visitors, focus on future
Alice Bennett, Reporter
November 21, 2019
School is a stepping stone to help students to navigate the real world and get a job. Harding's first ever career day was created to expand the students viewpoints about certain jobs and to educate them on potential future careers. Students signed up for three sessions, writing their top 5 choices down. Everyo...
Spirits soar as Spirit Week approaches
Alice Bennett, Reporter
November 15, 2019
Spirit Week kicks off next week, running from November 18 to 23. STUCO announced the dress up days as followed: Monday is Pajama Day; wear cozy and warm clothes, but try not to take a nap during class. After school is the drive-in movie, where "Home Alone" will be playing. The movie starts at 6 p.m....
Clubs and where to find them
Alice Bennett, Reporter
September 23, 2019
As the school year enters September, clubs find their ground and start hosting meetings. Here's the clubs that have started around the school, or are soon to start: Book club: The first meeting will be Sept. 26 in the media center. Ping pong: Meets every Friday in the cafeteria. Nerd gaming...
Eagles of Harding
September 19, 2019
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Alice Bennett, Reporter
September 6, 2019
Have you ever cringed looking at your old email and wished you could create a new one, one that doesn’t make teachers roll their eyes at you? When applying for college and jobs, one of the first things admissions officers look at is the email address. It’s the main means of communication for mo...
Mentorship
Violet Parrott, Reporter
March 26, 2019
As a capstone class requirement, seniors arrange an off-campus mentorship in their desired career field in the spring. The mentorship is a way for seniors to get hands-on experience in their chosen career. Seniors started their mentorships on Feb. 19 and the program will last until April 11. Senior...
New Gun Legislation Sparks Statewide Debate
Dylan DelCol, Reporter
March 25, 2019
In late February, newly inaugurated Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, signed into law a measure that would allow Oklahoma residents age 21 and over to carry a gun without requiring a permit. The bill established Constitutional Carry across the state and is set to take effect on 1 Nov 2019. Though...
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