“The Duck Commander is back, Jack.” A&E’s overnight sensation “Duck Dynasty” is gearing up a for second season, set to air early October. This reality TV show centers on the Robertsons, a Louisiana bayou family who runs the multi-million dollar duck call corporation “Duck Commander.” However, Duck Commander is not your regular corporation; the Robertsons throw away the suit and tie, clean shaven and highly sophisticated stereotype associated with business owners. This family is “camo” laden, heavily bearded and 100% redneck to the bone.

Sports, functions, meetings, service projects, Spring Sing and great friendships are what can be expected from social clubs.

For those of you who may have missed the club interest session or possibly for those who were there and too distracted by Words with Friends to really pay attention, here is the club process, simplified.

First things first, open Safari, get on Pipeline and apply to be accepted into the process. Your deadline is Sept. 14, which is a week from today, so don’t put it off. Go to the social club link on Pipeline and click “Apply to Social Club Process.” Once you’ve applied, you’re all set for the first round.

Harding offers more than 100 student organizations to choose from, which serve as great ways for students to get involved on and off campus.

Each student organization has developed over the years from students with a passion and a vision. Though student organizations grow and fade, new organizations are constantly developing.

Los Trigales is a new Mexican restaurant in town with an unimpressive building but very impressive food.

Los Trigales is located on Race Street in the same shopping strip as Daylight Donuts. If you are driving down Race Street and pass Mi Pueblito, you have gone too far and must journey backward to taste the food at this delightful establishment. Or just plug the address into your GPS: 1404 E. Race Ave.

The second annual First Thaw festival will be April 20 to 21, bringing to campus pop artist Sara Bareilles along with five other acts.

Harding University’s Campus Activities Board hosted a dinner picnic for TOMS’ “annual Day without Shoes” event on the Front Lawn Tuesday, April 10.