UNCG Secures 20th Victory, Plows Past VMI, 93-66
Andrew SalmonSports Editor Four years ago, UNCG recorded an 11-22 season record. They were the basement dwellers of the SoCon, and it looked to remain that way for the foreseeable future. That all seems like a bad dream now, as UNCG (20-3, 9-1 in SoCon) continued its historic start last Thursday, crushing the VMI Keydets (7-15, 1-9 in SoCon) 93-66 at the Coliseum to secure … Continue reading UNCG Secures 20th Victory, Plows Past VMI, 93-66
Is Compulsory Voting Viable for America?
Morgan StaufferStaff Writer Compulsory voting in the United States is an idea that has been relatively thrown around in politics for at least a decade or so. It is fundamentally the idea that something or someone should be compelling citizens in a sovereign state to vote by use of force or fine. There are a lot of questions that need answers before one can even … Continue reading Is Compulsory Voting Viable for America?
Meek Mill and Jay-Z Take on Prison Reform with the Launch of REFORM Alliance
Rejani KingStaff Writer Criminal justice reform in the United States has been long overdue for the Black community. It is not surprising that racial bias still exists in the justice system, because the rate at which Black Americans are incarcerated is alarming. According to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the United States makes up approximately five percent of the world’s population … Continue reading Meek Mill and Jay-Z Take on Prison Reform with the Launch of REFORM Alliance
A$AP Rocky brings Mosh Pits to Greensboro on his “Injured Generation Tour”
Chase Cofield Staff Writer In the current political climate we live in with the government being shut down for 35 days, people are angry and upset at the state of our nation. Many would let out their energy behind a keyboard, but on a cold Tuesday night, A$AP Rocky gave an outlet for those looking for a release at his recent concert at the Greensboro … Continue reading A$AP Rocky brings Mosh Pits to Greensboro on his “Injured Generation Tour”
Yoga: Can You Survive It?
Brittney BaileyStaff Writer Imagine waking up Sunday morning feeling refreshed and content. The birds are chirping and the skies are blue. You walk outside and realize that it finally feels like spring after a long, hard winter. You have a yoga class to attend this morning and you feel ready to take on anything. You drive up to the Boxcar Bar + Arcade prepared and … Continue reading Yoga: Can You Survive It?
Can We Stop Kids From Vaping?
Patrick O’ConnellStaff Writer There are three major constants in the world: death, taxes and kids wanting nicotine. Not only is nicotine a highly-addictive drug, but it holds the position of being one of the most glamorized socially. There was a long period of time in which smoking cigarettes was as common as drinking coffee. That’s gone away for the most part with decades of literature … Continue reading Can We Stop Kids From Vaping?
Media Industry Experiencing Massive Layoffs
Alicia ConnellyStaff Writer Some of the largest, most reputable companies in the media industry today are experiencing massive layoffs amounting to more than 1,000 job cuts. The companies making cutbacks include the media division at Verizon, The Huffington Post, Yahoo, AOL, Buzzfeed, Vice and Gannett which owns USA Today, as well as local newspapers across the country. BuzzFeed was the first company to announce its … Continue reading Media Industry Experiencing Massive Layoffs
Open Mic Night at the Idiot Box
Krysten HeberlyEditor-in-Chief Nestled in a brand new location on Greene St., right here in Greensboro, lies a sweet getaway from the pains and troubles of everyday life. If you hear laughter pouring out of the double glass doors, you’ve likely come to the right spot. This is the Idiot Box, and the name alone lets you know that you’re in for a good time. I … Continue reading Open Mic Night at the Idiot Box
N.Y. Governor Signs Controversial Bill Protecting Reproductive Rights
Hannah AstinStaff Writer On Jan. 22, the 46 anniversary of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision guaranteeing the right to an abortion, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed new measures expanding abortion rights into law. The bill was first introduced to the New York Assembly in 2006 but has not been taken up by the Senate until now after Democrats won control of the Senate … Continue reading N.Y. Governor Signs Controversial Bill Protecting Reproductive Rights
An Evening With Author Marguerite Prager-Thomson
Ashley AllenStaff Writer Marguerite Prager-Thompson, author of Marguerite de Bourgogne, visited Scuppernong Books in Greensboro last Wednesday. Marguerite de Bourgogne is a memoir about Marguerite’s life as a Jew living with her parents in France during World War II and her childhood in America. At the reading, Marguerite was accompanied by her husband, Tim, as well as artistic director, Brenda, who assisted throughout the night. … Continue reading An Evening With Author Marguerite Prager-Thomson
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