Theusen highlights effects of student protests
Finn Williamson, Senior Writer
April 6, 2018
According to Assistant Professor of History Sarah Thuesen, the boycotts and student protests of the 1940s desegregation movement still hold weight today, despite occurring nearly 80 years ago. Thuesen explored the importance of historical boycotts in North Carolina and presented research from her...
Etsuo’s Corner: Japanese culture embraced in Los Angeles
Etsuo Fujita, Staff Writer
March 23, 2018
For the first three days of spring break, I went to Los Angeles. I have never been to the west coast and this break would be my last long break, so I felt it was necessary to visit the west coast during the time. I expected Los Angeles to be warmer than Greensboro. Unfortunately, it was almost the...
Art exhibit showcases work of the AFSC
Kathleen Herbst, Opinion Editor
September 15, 2017
Since 1917, the American Friends Service Committee has been working to encourage peace through activism, awareness and community support. Guilford College is currently displaying the interactive exhibit “Waging Peace: 100 Years of Action” in the Hege Library Art Gallery. The show celebrates the...
Choosing courses from business to ornithology
Estavio Jones, Staff Writer
November 13, 2015
It is that time again. Time to grab that adviser of yours and plan out what seems to be the rest of your life. It is time to think about what classes to take, what classes not to take and what professors are teaching what. The whole deal is a virtual brain cramp. But take a breath because it is not the...
