The Case for Woke
Megan Guzman, Opinions Editor In the past week, President Donald Trump and his new administration began systematically dismantling federal policies and resources related to “DEI” through an executive order ending “radical” federal programs. This includes removing information from the CDC’s website about the AIDS epidemic changing the state department’s travel advisory for LGBTQI+ travelers to LGB travelers, and terminating federal positions dealing with environmental justice. … Continue reading The Case for Woke
Breaking the Fourth Wall: The New Era of Reality Television and the Performance of the ‘Housewife’
By Mackenzie N. Wofford (Image From, ‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ Sets Cast and Season 5 Return Date) The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City is Bravo’s newest addition to the beloved Housewives franchise. Based in Salt Lake City, Utah, the series explores Mormonism, social control, and the performative nature of reality television. Since the series debuted in 2020, The Real Housewives of … Continue reading Breaking the Fourth Wall: The New Era of Reality Television and the Performance of the ‘Housewife’
Fleming Fortress! Women’s Basketball Adds Two More Home Wins!
Sergio Guerra, Sports Editor/Photographer Education Day Win! Our UNCG Women’s Basketball team was in action two times this past week and was able to add two more wins to their preseason campaign. The team has made Fleming Gym into something of a fortress, not having lost a single game at home so far. UNCG Women’s Basketball first faced UNC Asheville on Tuesday, Nov. 19 in … Continue reading Fleming Fortress! Women’s Basketball Adds Two More Home Wins!
Why I Chose Vegetarianism, and Why You Should Too
Karis Hudgins My vegetarian journey began at the age of 13 with a pact to eliminate meat from my diet for one month. At the time, I did it to prove to myself that I could. Little did I know it would result in a vegetarian lifestyle for the following six years (and I don’t plan on going back anytime soon). Within a single month, … Continue reading Why I Chose Vegetarianism, and Why You Should Too
Thanksgiving Break and Last Day of Class Events at UNCG
Jessi Rae Morton, News Editor Thanksgiving Break and Last Day of Class Events at UNCG The end of the Fall 2024 semester is coming soon to UNC Greensboro. The university is open, and classes are taking place on Tuesday, Nov. 26, but Thanksgiving Break will take place from Wednesday, Nov. 27 to Sunday, Dec. 1. Classes resume on Monday, Dec. 2, but Wednesday, Dec. 4 … Continue reading Thanksgiving Break and Last Day of Class Events at UNCG
‘Tis the Season for Kindness
Crystal Thompson, Features Editor In the next couple of days, people across the globe will start preparations for another holiday season that will extend into the new year. Along with the stress of cooking large meals to satisfy family members aged 7 to 77, shopping for personalized gifts, decorating, and crowds comes the worry about finances, awkward moments around the dinner table, and a rush … Continue reading ‘Tis the Season for Kindness
Why Do Pixar Movies Always Make Me Cry?
Bronwen K. Bradshaw, Arts and Entertainment Editor Image From, (Small But Interesting ‘Finding Nemo’ Details That Fans Noticed) Recently, I decided to rewatch Pixar’s classic, Finding Nemo. The film was one of my favorites growing up, a staple in the household. I could quote Dory’s whale monologue to a tee and know the ending from seeing the film countless times. However, upon watching the movie, … Continue reading Why Do Pixar Movies Always Make Me Cry?
When the Waters Rise: Acting Now to Prevent Tomorrow’s Floods
Mathilde Spiropoulos In just a few short hours, entire cities can be submerged, homes overtaken by floods, and lives turned upside-down by the relentless rise of water. Floods are now increasing in frequency under the effects of climate change. Unfortunately, 90% of all natural disasters involve flooding, accompanied by high costs, whether economic or human life. According to Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters “in 2024 … Continue reading When the Waters Rise: Acting Now to Prevent Tomorrow’s Floods
A Deserved Defeat: Kamala Harris and the 2024 Election
Tariq Shehadeh Two weeks ago, on Nov. 5, Donald Trump secured victory in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, becoming the first Republican since 2004 to win the popular vote. He won all seven battleground states and saw every state in the country shift in favor of the Republican Party. As a result of such a decisive defeat, Kamala Harris’s supporters have been in turmoil, with … Continue reading A Deserved Defeat: Kamala Harris and the 2024 Election
Sofia Coppola and Bathtubs: The Sad Heroine and the Parallels in Her Filmography.
Bronwen K. Bradshaw, Arts and Entertainment Editor Image From, (Priscilla, Sofia Coppola speaks: “You always learn something from the experience of other women”) Sofia Coppola began her career in film as a young actress. At the age of 18, she most notably starred in The Godfather Part III. After receiving negative reviews for her performance in the film, Coppola ventured to the director’s chair, following … Continue reading Sofia Coppola and Bathtubs: The Sad Heroine and the Parallels in Her Filmography.
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