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November 17, 2006 • Posted in

“Eagle’s Nest” Re-Opens

Students enjoy new look of campus snack bar CLARKSVILLE, ARK. (Nov. 17, 2006) -- University of the Ozarks students packed the Eagle’s Nest snack bar on the ground floor of the campus student center November 16 for an official grand re-opening day. "Basically, the entire place has had a facelift," said Johnny Robinson, food service […]

November 17, 2006 • Posted in

Lady Eagles Fall In Season-Opener

Clarksville, Ark.-John Carroll University (Ohio) took a 80-64 victory over the University of the Ozarks women's basketball team in the North Central College tournament in Naperville, Illinois on Friday. Ozarks (0-1, 0-0) had trouble from the field, hitting only 22-of-79 (27%) on the day. John Carroll, however, hit 52 percent of their shots, including 57 […]

November 17, 2006 • Posted in

Eagles Unable To Hang Onto To Lead

Clarksville, Ark.-The University of the Ozarks men's basketball team let go of a 37-31 halftime lead as Austin College handed the Eagles a 74-69 setback in their season-opener at the Austin College Tournament on Friday. The Eagles (1-0, 0-0) held a first half lead for the final five minutes of play behind strong free throw […]

November 16, 2006 • Posted in

“Project Poet” reaches dramatic conclusion

English major takes top prize in campus poetry contest CLARKSVILLE, ARK. (Nov. 16, 2006) ? After nearly two months of words flying frantically on the Ozarks campus, one writer was left standing to claim the top prize in “Project Poet.” Ozarks English major Rachelle Prince won the final round of the campus spoken word poetry […]

November 16, 2006 • Posted in

Student-Athletes Serve Lunch At Senior Citizen Center

Clarksville, Ark.-Some 13 student-athletes from the University of the Ozarks collected food and served a meal at the Johnson County Senior Citizens Center on November 16. Over 125 persons were treated to the meal. This is the second time in as many years the student-athletes have conducted a food drive for the center. The food […]

November 16, 2006 • Posted in

Student artist to display works in campus gallery

Clarksville, Ark. --- University of the Ozarks senior art major Laura Hill Simpson of Ozark, Ark., will present her senior art exhibit from Dec. 1 through Dec. 14 in the Walton Fine Arts Center on the Ozarks campus. Simpson’s exhibit is titled “From Beneath the Veil: Envisioning an Emerging Identity.” There will be a reception […]

November 14, 2006 • Posted in

Campus community flocks to book signing

Author signs copies of Civil War novel CLARKSVILLE, ARK. (Nov. 14, 2006) -- Local author and Ozarks alum Nancy Dane signed copies of her new Civil War novel at Robson Library on November 14. A steady stream of students, Civil War buffs and book fans turned out to meet Dane, whose first novel follows the […]

November 14, 2006 • Posted in

Athletic Eagles Coming Off Playoff Season

Clarksville, Ark.-University of the Ozarks head men's basketball coach Matt O'Connor faces the unenviable task of replacing four starters, but the sixth-year coach does return one of the league's most productive players and has the momentum of a playoff run last season. The Eagles graduated five seniors, four of which were starters, from last year’s […]

November 14, 2006 • Posted in

Lady Eagles Return Three Starters; Aim For Playoff Repeat

Clarksville, Ark.-First-year University of the Ozarks head women's basketball coach Christina Jost inherits three starters from a team that made the playoffs for the first time since the 2001-2002 season. Jost, who was the assistant coach the past two seasons, saw the team turn the corner last season, and set the tone for another possible […]

November 13, 2006 • Posted in

Hunger awareness banquet to be held at Ozarks

Students work to raise awareness of world hunger. CLARKSVILLE, ARK. (Nov. 13, 2006) -- A group of largely freshman students is organizing a banquet for Thanksgiving week at Ozarks that will give the campus a unique view of world hunger. Students in Professor Jesse Weiss’ Critical Inquiry class, a class required for Ozarks freshmen, are […]