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The Guilfordian

The student news site of Guilford College

The Guilfordian

The student news site of Guilford College

The Guilfordian

News in brief: Week of 4/24/15

Abe Kenmore, World & Nation Editor April 24, 2015

Costa Rica Dr. Brian Kubicki, a Minnesotan scientist in Costa Rica, has found a new species of frog that looks remarkably like The Muppet’s host, Kermit the Frog, according to CBC. The frog, which...

Wrongful conviction lawsuit filed against Greensboro police

Wrongful conviction lawsuit filed against Greensboro police

Thor Tobiassen, Staff Writer April 24, 2015

What is the value of 17 years of a person’s life? The city of Greensboro may soon have to reckon with that question. LaMonte Armstrong, who spent 17 years in prison for a murder he did not commit,...

Over 770 Guatemalans sue John Hopkins for experiments

Annie Fullwood, Staff Writer April 17, 2015

Johns Hopkins Hospital and the Rockefeller Institute are currently facing a lawsuit from over 770 plaintiffs for $1 billion for their alleged role in a series of experiments performed on Guatemalans without...

News In Brief

Abe Kenmore, World & Nation Editor April 17, 2015

South Africa: An outburst of anti-immigrant violence has killed five people and displaced many more in the costal city of Durban, according to the Guardian. Among the dead were two foreigners and three...

Bhutanese community works for a better life

Bhutanese community works for a better life

Abe Kenmore, World & Nation Editor April 17, 2015

“I am originally from Bhutan,” said Kharka Basnet, program manager for the Society of Bhutanese of High Point. “It was a Himalayan kingdom; it was very nice. I was only 15 when I left, but I can...

Brazil calls for impeachment after bribe scandal

Brazil calls for impeachment after bribe scandal

Beatriz Caldas, Staff Writer April 10, 2015

How would you feel if a whole country went to the streets calling for your impeachment after they have elected you as  their president? This scenario is currently facing Dilma Rousseff, Brazil’s president. Rousseff...

Obama’s Trans Pacific Partnership gains limited national backing

Amol Garg, Staff Writer April 10, 2015

The Trans-Pacific Partnership is the triumph of President Obama’s economic agenda. In discussion since 2005, this negotiation incorporates Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New...

News in Brief: 4/10/15

Abe Kenmore, World & Nation Editor April 10, 2015

India Police are accused of using excessive force after a battle with red sandalwood smugglers killed 20 suspects, according to the BBC. Red sandalwood (prized in furniture making) was banned from sale...

State cuts expected to hurt Guilford County Schools

State cuts expected to hurt Guilford County Schools

Aubrey King, Staff Writer April 10, 2015

Guilford College students and faculty know as well as anyone the harsh realities of budget cuts, and now it seems local high schools are facing a similar problem. Over the past few weeks, preliminary...

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