Of the myriad of social media platforms and apps on the internet, none are spared from criticism and contempt, especially from the Guilford student body. From Twitter to TikTok and Instagram to Imgur,...
In mid-September and early to mid-October, the infamous rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, found himself in a mire of back-to-back controversies. First, he made a surprise appearance at Paris Fashion...
Reaching Out for Animal Rights (ROAR) is a Guilford College club run by current students Morgan Yamashita, Grace Christensen, Kayla Krest and Kayla Gumula.
“ROAR was founded in 2016 by Amy Loomis...
NFL players protest police brutality. The new Travel Ban. Puerto Rico’s post-hurricane devastation. The world’s stories in the past week has overwhelmed readers. When people check on the weekly news,...
How different would our newspapers and news networks be if Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and the other modern modes of online communication were taken away? The age of social media has given power to individuals...
How many followers do you have on Instagram? On Twitter? How many likes do you average per post? Be honest. I really want to know.
Sike.
Modern society puts abundant attention onto social media....
“Instagram is down — a part of my life just came to a halt,” tweeted @ValMcQuek.
“The 3G is better than the WiFi at my house...” tweeted @AndrewFromHL.
“I have a blind date tonight so...
Catherine Schurz, World and Nation Section Editor
• March 1, 2013
SPAIN
As part of Coca-Cola’s “Share Happiness” advertising campaign, the company installed ATMs that dispense free money throughout Spain. Recognizing the country is amidst a recession, Coca-Cola...
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