Articles by Melissa Ibbotson
Graduation is just around the corner, which means tassels and robes, degrees and congratulations. Mine has been a long time coming, and I’m sure glad it’s almost here. I’m counting down the days.
There’s only so …
It’s not often that a movie surpasses the book, but The Hunger Games is one of those movies.
Results of a 2008 addiction treatment initiative will be announced during a panel Friday, April 6, at the Clinton School of Public Service. The even will be from noon to 1 p.m.
The panel discussion will …
With two weigh-ins down and a month left in the competition, Biggest Loser competitor Nicole Freeman said all her hard work is paying off.
“The first one was a disaster. I lost no weight whatsoever,” she …
Leprechauns, or “lobaircin,” meaning “small-bodied fellow,” have long been a part of Irish myth, and they are believed a source of good luck if you can catch one. But catching one, they say, is the …
For history professor Moira MaGuire, the American version of St. Patrick’s Day is nothing like the real thing in Ireland.
“It just can’t compare to here,” she said. “A lot of the things I thought were …
We’re in the technology age, no doubt. And it’s no secret that women have a lot of say in what gets purchased in their households, especially when it comes to big ticket items like electronics. …
Nestled in the heart of Little Rock, UALR has always been aware of the community it is a part of. Administrators and faculty make a conscious effort to teach students the importance of giving back. …
When a loved one is faced with a serious illness, you often wonder what you can do to help. But friends and family of Little Rock native Leslie Harris didn’t won- der; they went to …
It’s been four weeks since the Biggest Loser competition put on by Campus Rec- reation started, and competitor Nicole Freeman is working hard. She’s been hit- ting the weights, going to classes and has even …
