The day of love is approaching, and fast. Feb. 14: one of the only times of the year when so many people in different parts of the world celebrate love.
According to history.com, more than 65% of...
This semester, we have been bombarded by sordid tales of impeachment proceedings and heartbreaking accounts of gun violence in our communities, both near and far. The recent deaths of Carol Spinney, who...
“Love, Respect and Empowerment” dance event recognizes National Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The JPS/WGSS 350 Women, Crime and Criminal Justice class hosted a dance event on Tuesday, April 17...
Free T-shirts, ice cream, games and a warm bonfire were just a few of the things that greeted the Guilford College community at the Guilford LOVE Party.
The Guilford LOVE Party took place on Valentine’s...
Love was in the air on Feb. 9, the Friday before Valentine’s Day, as students gathered in Hege-Cox. Pink, red, purple and yellow paints lined the tables, along with stamps carved with messages like,...
“You got to convince my vagina, seduce my vagina, engage my vagina’s trust. You can’t do that with a dry wad of f------ cotton,” said sophomore Nicole Zelniker in the monologue, “My Angry Vagina.”
Directed...
Kelli Uresti, Staff Writer and Senior Writer
• February 14, 2014
Valentine’s Day can be a day of romance for some, while dreadful for others. Either way, we all know it is coming and must find some way to cope. Planning for Valentine’s Day is essential, but unfortunately,...
It is February, and you know what that means: romance is in the air. Whether you are in a relationship or not this time of the year, romance always seems to be on people’s minds, and with romance comes...
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...
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