Reactionary bomb-prevention strategies are not the solution
Anthony Harrison, Staff Writer
May 10, 2013
The reaction is nearly routine: tragedy strikes, America responds with angry harrumphs and rhubarb, then we slowly forget and return to our lives. Sometimes these harrumphs address a clear and present danger and are well deserved; sometimes they’re just rhubarb. In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings,... Read more »
Sexual assault on campus: preventing sexual violence on campus
Hannah Waller, Staff Writer
May 10, 2013
About one in every five women is sexually assaulted during college. The same is true for about 6.1 percent of college men. Numbers like these make it clear that institutions of higher education, including Guilford College, need to be doing more to prevent sexual assaults from occurring on their campuses. Adequate... Read more »
A look inside the deeply flawed US prison system
May 10, 2013
May 20, 2010, was a day I will never forget. I had been up late the night before. The worldwide premier of “Running America” played at the Carolina Theatre downtown. My father, Charlie Engle, had produced and starred in the film, which documented his unsuccessful attempt to break the record for fastest... Read more »
Staff Editorial: a note from the incoming Editor in Chief
May 10, 2013
We’re here to listen. You’ve been telling us all year that new Founders doesn’t feel as inviting as it used to, so The Guilfordian got together with OSLE to talk with you about what isn’t working and what we can do about it. We published the results of our collaborative brainstorm, and we will... Read more »
Reactionary bomb-prevention strategies are not the solution
May 10, 2013
The reaction is nearly routine: tragedy strikes, America responds with angry harrumphs and rhubarb, then we slowly forget and return to our lives. Sometimes these harrumphs address a clear and present danger and are well deserved; sometimes they’re just rhubarb. In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings,... Read more »