Online dating is not dating. Meeting someone on the computer and never going on a physical outing with them is not dating someone.
Most people who online date have never met. In fact, lots of people...
“Guilford College has a lot of room for improvement on (equality). The College’s leadership is still mostly white men. While most of them seem to do their jobs well, the lack of diversity among the...
Bob Williams, Professor of Economics
• April 4, 2014
I heard this phrase recently amidst a conversation among colleagues. I believe it starkly captures our future as we seek a new president.
Private colleges are under assault. For-profits like Phoenix...
U.S. as world police: why America should stay far from the crimean quagmire
On March 18, President Vladimir Putin welcomed Crimea back into the arms of its mother, Russia.
Russia’s annexation of...
After a long and dreary winter, flowers are beginning to blossom, the weather is slowly changing, and seniors are beginning to think about life after graduating college.
This is the time of year when...
The government involves themselves in every aspect of our lives. Now, they have overstepped boundaries by enforcing the Affordable Care Act’s contraception mandate, challenging our religious liberties.
That...
While many of my students may think I am all theory and no fun, in fact I am always up for a good laugh. So when I picked up the recent Goofordian, eager to get my laugh on over a restful lunch at Jam’s...
Community is defined as a feeling of fellowship with others as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests and goals.
In what ways should Guilford College build upon this concept of community...
Ty Buckner, Associate VP for Communications & Marketing
• March 28, 2014
Recently, The Guilfordian published news stories and opinion columns about faculty and administrator salaries that ignore realities of the College’s budget decision-making process, resource allocation...
