By Jacob Peller, Staff Writer Published Oct. 22, 2014 I try not to be overly critical of the same thing. Often times when we start to nitpick a subject we begin to see the entire subject as flawed. I’m aware of this fact. So, generally, if there is something negative I look for the positives as well. In a previous article, I wrote about how … Continue reading Guess what? The caf sucks.
By Ayana Bessard, Staff Writer Published Oct. 8, 2014 If you’re one of the few at UNCG that has to take a Service-learning class (SVL), then you know how moving it can be to extend your education to the community. UNCG’s Service-learning website defines it as “a teaching method that links community action and academic study so that each strengthens the other.” And if completed … Continue reading You’re not living, if you’re not service learning
By Lauren Cherry, News Editor Published Oct. 8, 2014 Are you okay with someone else telling you how to spend your money? Well, apparently, UNCG Dining finds it perfectly acceptable to dictate how students are allowed to use their meal plans. A policy has been put in place to limit the amount of guests that a student can swipe into the dining hall. Students with … Continue reading Let’s just say it. The caf is lying.
By John D. Harden, Staff Writer Published Oct. 8, 2014 Have you ever been on campus and noticed someone you just wish wasn’t there, or at least wasn’t acting the way they were? Honestly, we all have. And a lot of the time, the person responsible for creating that inner-cringe is most likely a hipster. So let’s just say it. It’s not cool to be … Continue reading It’s not hip to be a hipster
By Spencer Schneier, Staff Writer Published Oct. 8, 2014 Recently, The Carolinian’s Editor-in Chief Joseph Abraham addressed the controversy stemming from the Washington Redskins football team losing their trademark. In his column, Cup of Joe, he made the common appeal that because the name is offensive, it should be changed. While this argument works on some levels, it leaves itself open to the response that … Continue reading Racism in Washington
By Ayana Bessard, Staff Writer Published Oct. 1, 2014 When you live on campus, it’s extremely easy to find yourself bored. If you’re not in class, eating, or studying you’re probably watching TV or reading recycled tweets on Twitter. Thinking back to my underclassmen years, there were just too many days where I’d only have to leave my room to eat at the cafeteria. It … Continue reading UNCG’s campus needs more hangout space
By Jacob Peller, Staff Writer Published Oct. 1, 2014 There are many things that you just can’t see when you’re living on the inside; of course, these things seem to only become evident as soon as you leave that place and slowly begin to realize the unique truths that existed only within that space. College has always been seen as a different world, one where … Continue reading College: the bubble that must burst
By John D. Harden, Staff Writer Published Sep. 24, 2014 There are many options for transportation facing students on campus, but it seems that the most popular is always the bike. The obvious advantages to cycling on or off campus, however, should not take away from the unfortunate outliers that set negative stereotypes in motion. Of course, the majority of student cyclists are courteous, and … Continue reading A message to bikers: you’re annoying
By Ayana Bessard, Staff Writer Published Sep. 24, 2014 Sitting on over 200 acres of land, UNCG is known for its tailored green lawns and beautiful architecture. Students from all over the country are drawn to our university’s amazing campus. So when asked the age-old question “why did you come to UNCG” is asked, many people say that the attractiveness of the campus played a … Continue reading The “G” is for gorgeous
By Jacob Peller, Staff Writer Published Sep. 24, 2014 You’ve seen us around; we’re racing downhill, cutting around corners and feeling the breeze. We’re the ones on wheels. You can catch us on bikes, scooters, skateboards and even roller blades on occasion as we ride down the roads of UNCG. Yet, there are many people who choose to walk to class every day. So the … Continue reading If you ain’t wheelin’, you ain’t dealin’
