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Family feel important for Oklahoma DB The family feel at the University of Arkansas has the Hogs in the running for junior cornerback Myles Slusher. by Richard Davenport - October 14, 2018

Former Arkansan's media career began with magazine essay A random conversation with a stranger was a personal highlight at the Southeastern Outdoor Press Association annual conference Oct. 3-6 in Florence, S.C. by Bryan Hendricks - October 14, 2018

Child's therapist crosses line with visits, wooing of mother DEAR ABBY: I am conflicted about boundaries being crossed between my family therapist and me. My 7-year-old son and I have been seeing someone we both bonded wi... by Abigail Van Buren - October 14, 2018

Is Mulholland Drive best of 21st century? Top 10 lists can be fun, but they're of dubious utility. by Philip Martin - October 14, 2018

Changes a blow to resistors This is Part One of a two part commentary. by Helaine Williams - October 14, 2018

The CW brings up the rear with remaining debuts Our beloved colleague, TV columnist Michael Storey, passed away Oct. 7. This is the final column written before his death. by Michael Storey - October 14, 2018

Latest Facebook scam gives birth to survival guide In the event we encounter another Facebook Clone Wars fiasco like last week, I've put together this survival guide. by Jennifer Christman - October 14, 2018

PHILIP MARTIN: A death in the family It's confusing. by Philip Martin - October 14, 2018

REX NELSON: Welcome to cotton country Ray Benson of the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture is pointing out the various varieties of cotton as we drive alongside the runway of the Manila ... by Rex Nelson - October 14, 2018

Indigenous art through the ages There is no one Indigenous perspective ... no one Indigenous story. We are tremendously diverse peoples with tremendously diverse life experiences. We are not f... by Karen Martin - October 14, 2018

Roaming around the Ozarks This year marks the bicentennial of Henry R. Schoolcraft's exploration of the Ozark highlands. For three months, beginning on Nov. 6, 1818, Schoolcraft and a co... by Tom Dillard - October 14, 2018

A sorry score on women's rights A recent WalletHub survey notes that when it comes to gender discrimination, Arkansas ranks 43 out of 50, behind Mississippi (34) and Alabama (38). by RICHARD MASON Special to the Democrat-Gazette - October 14, 2018

Our shrinking, overworked military We place a lot of demands on our fine military, and the good news is—at home and in many places around the world—it’s meeting those demands. by DAKOTA L. WOOD THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION - October 14, 2018

Medical tests are not infallible The man was 66 when he came to the hospital with a serious skin infection. He had a fever, low blood pressure, and a headache. His doctors gave him a brain scan... by DANIEL MORGAN The Washington Post - October 14, 2018

Why fertility is high in Israel In addition to things like a high per capita income and high levels of literacy, one of the defining characteristics of a "developed" country is a low fertility... by JOHN STONESTREET AND ROBERTO RIVERA BreakPoint.org - October 14, 2018

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