I was, until last week at least, pretty apathetic about the issue of bonfires and student-built structures in the woods. Like most students, I did not open the email regarding a policy change about student...
We are all familiar with the extravagant gestures of romance: chocolate, red roses, singing telegrams, expensive gifts laid at the feet of the beloved by the swooning smitten. And while we might be secret...
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation is one of the largest and most well-known breast cancer organizations in the United States. Widely celebrated for its generous funding for breast cancer prevention...
Meredith Brown, Executive Print Copy Editor
• February 16, 2012
Imagine that your job is to make video games that can change someone’s life. Imagine that you get to do something that you love and that incorporates your favorite pastime every day as your job. This...
With hundreds dead, lines of transport cut off and fuel supplies rationed, the whole of Europe is at war — with the weather. Since the end of January, the cold front has claimed over 500 lives in Europe;...
Becca Heller, World & Nation Editor
• February 16, 2012
Honduras Late on Tuesday night, a roaring fire broke out in a prison in Comayagua, Honduras, killing over 300 prisoners. Taking over an hour to bring under control, the fire spread throughout the cells,...
Three years ago, President Bush’s surprisingly quick reflexes were revealed to the world.
During a news conference in Baghdad, Bush successfully dodged a shoe thrown by an angry Iraqi journalist who...
Reduce, reuse, Recyclemania. Recyclemania is an annual contest which lasts from February through March. Over 400 colleges and universities nationwide — including Guilford — will compete to see which...
Community Senate is supposed to be a representational body that embodies the needs and desires of Guilford’s traditional student body.
How would you feel about your political opinions being represented...
