Amnesty International speaks on Myanmar
Ari Smith, Staff Writer
September 21, 2018
Filed under Features, In Print, Top Stories
He was waiting in a railway station when strangers forced him to enlist in the army, separating him from his family. Twelve years later, he went on a radio show to talk about his experiences and was arrested for speaking out. This is the story Aung Ko Htwe, who was kidnapped by the Myanmar military...
Hedrick shares student experience at Guilford
DaeQuan Fitzgerald, Editor-in-Chief
September 21, 2018
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The Guilfordian sat down with Jeremiah Hedrick, a junior multi-sport student athlete at Guilford College who also serves as co-vice president of the Guilford Student Body Association. The track star and starter on the football team’s defense shared his experiences thus far at Guilford that helped mold...
CAB, OSLE prepped to kick off homecoming
DaeQuan Fitzgerald and Abigail Bekele
September 21, 2018
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The Guilford College football team kicks off conference play Saturday Sept. 29, but they will not be the only ones on campus prepping for the matchup. The College will also celebrate homecoming week leading up to the game. Pioneered by the Campus Activities Board (CAB) alongside the Office of Student...
Volunteer Fair connects students to community
Kiran Soma, Staff Writer
September 14, 2018
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“I think what we bring is freedom, and we bring humanization to people who need it, who are being discriminated against to the point that it is inhumane,” said junior Shayne Kenny, one of the Guilford coordinators for the Greensboro chapter of the Young Women’s Christian Association. “The purpose...
Students discuss how to handle stress
Annette Varghese, Staff Writers
September 14, 2018
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Many people say that college is the best time of their life. However, these critical years can be affected by stress, depression and anxiety. Several factors can affect stress levels for incoming and returning college students, including picking out classes, doing various assignments and participating...
Campus makes its early assessment of new academic year
Amber Dubois, Staff Writer
September 14, 2018
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With the fall semester in full swing, students, faculty and staff have been busy adjusting to the new year. Starting a new year can be exciting and overwhelming at the same time. For many students, making sure everything is in order is key. Adjusting can be especially overwhelming for those who are new...
Professor Dave Limburg shares his experiences
Elliott Rodden, Staff Writer
September 14, 2018
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Dave Limburg grew up in Sioux Falls, S.D., where his father worked as a professor of religion at Augustana University. Limburg was the second of four children, with an older sister and two younger brothers. Much of his childhood was spent riding bikes and playing sports with his friends on the Augustana...
HUG Welcome Back Celebration epitomizes diversity
September 7, 2018
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Happy. The one word chosen by Jemima Adisa ‘18 to describe Hispanos Unidos de Guilford. HUG’s Welcome Back Celebration was held on Wednesday, August 29 in the MCR room in King Hall. The event was filled with welcoming faces, authentic Hispanic food and light guitar music played by sophomore Moe...
Study Abroad Fair show new opportunities
Fernando Jiménez, Photo Editor
September 7, 2018
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Flags from different countries decorated Founders Hall as part of the Study Abroad Fair and Passport Caravan event that took place on Wednesday, August 29 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. The Study Abroad Fair aimed to showcase all the study abroad options that are available, not only to the new first-years...
