Misinformation, or fake news, is infectious and divisive. It spreads like wildfire, but it is not intended to deceive. On the other hand, disinformation is intended to deceive and mislead the public to...
I have not yet seen the theatrical cut of “Justice League,” released in 2017. I’ve been a DC Comics fan for a while now; I think I first flipped through “The Dark Knight Returns” before attending...
Spring 2021 has been another semester that has brought forth a myriad of firsts in the College's history. Although this was not the first semester that has been conducted mostly online it does mark a year...
“If we don’t stop and learn to trust one another again, it’s only a matter of time before we tear each other apart.” —Chief Benja
If nothing else, Disney will always deliver when it comes...
This semester at Guilford has been a long one for students, faculty and staff. Due to COVID-19, and a decision by the College, students were not granted a spring break this year. The College made this...
The pandemic has been hard enough for all of us. In the wake of all of the hardships COVID has brought, people rely on Netflix for their daily entertainment and comfort more than ever. Now, news has emerged...
In 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto appeared online to propose a cryptic idea for the first entirely-digital form of currency: bitcoin. Over a decade later, musicians, digital artists and filmmakers are now trying...
On March 14, Beyoncé gazed radiantly down at the (COVID-safe) crowd in the Los Angeles Convention Center, wearing a black leather dress and matching gloves, to accept the Grammy award for Best RnB Performance,...
With the appointment of Jim Hood, Charles A. Dana Professor of English, as interim president on Feb. 23 the College is moving closer to the Quaker values that were slowly disappearing amid recent changes.
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