“Evil pure and simple, destructive of social interchange, and of artistic effect,” wrote John Collier in “The Problem of Motion Pictures.”
Such was the rhetoric against film in the 1900s. Similar...
What do you think of when you hear protein engineering? Do you imagine strange laboratory experiments creating man-made life forms or reconstructing the genetic makeup of creatures? How about synthetic...
For the most part, YouTube cover artists are just like you and me. Besides the fact that they wear a lot more makeup, what sets them apart from us is that they attract listeners by the millions.
The...
It was 3 a.m. and I was walking down a pristine, litter-free street in Chapel Hill with a Santa’s hat on, strange substances coding my blood, the scent of an older woman upon me like sweat and the fear...
During spring break, five other Guilford students and I decided to volunteer with the organization No More Deaths/No Mas Muertes, aiming to prevent death and suffering on the Arizona-Mexico border by offering...
Gabriel Pollak & Kevin Engle, Staff Writers
• April 12, 2013
A trumpet blared through plumes of blue and red at Friday’s widely attended Tribute to Holi, kick-starting Serendipity weekend. Deep bass reverberated throughout campus until early the next morning.
Students...
It has been unseasonably cold this year, and it has affected everyone on campus. However, spring appears to be making a return just in time for the theatre department’s production of Frank Wedekind’s...
Q: First off, give us some of the basics…
A: Well, my name is Timothy Leisman, I am a senior and the president of the student government association of traditional students at Guilford College, which...
My career in college journalism began in the fall of 1984, when I was a first-year. Little did I know when I started out writing articles and taking photographs for The Guilfordian that the camera and...
