Finding home away from home

Christiana Baiden, Guest Writer
April 20, 2012

To be a zillion miles away from home is probably one of the most difficult things. It is even more difficult when you are by yourself in a new country. I had this sense when I boarded a plane from Ghana to the United State as an exchange student to Guilford College. It was my first time on a plane and... Read more »

Anti J-Term: just not enough time

C.J. Green, Staff Writer
March 16, 2012

I say N-O to the J-term. That’s right, I’m going to go out on a limb and play the bad guy here. I am pretty sure everyone has heard the expression, “It’s the thought that counts.” I sincerely believe that this quote is true most of the time, just not in this case. In this case, the J-term is... Read more »

Pro J-Term: allows for more programs

Meredith Brown, Executive Print Copy Editor
March 16, 2012

Yes, I’m a senior, and yes, I am in love with the idea of J-Term. Now, I know that I personally won’t ever get to experience it. Even so, I envy those of you who get to go on abbreviated study abroad trips or spend the time focusing on just one class, thoroughly learning a subject without any other... Read more »