Winston-Salem State University
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
Republicans have a reputation for their staunch, conservative position on most topics. Recently though, the nation’s more prudent political party’s financial transactions have been placed front and center in the media world. From plush party planning to the pork attached to the nation’s sweeping health care reform, the actions of […]
In a Washington Post article titled “The extreme right’s element of hatred, violence” by Eugene Robinson an interesting topic was presented. How religious are these radical groups that use violence as a way to defend their beliefs. I believe that a majority of altercations that are touted as having […]
Millions of people log on everyday to social networking sites. They are responding to the magnetic pull that forces them to get online. Through photos, tweets, wall post, profile updates and more they invite the world into their life. Unfortunately the information shared on these websites is not always kept […]
Shopping is one of my favorite things to do. I’ll shop anywhere from Macy’s to Wal-Mart. For me shopping is a stress reliever. It’s a time to get away and do something for myself. When I am at the store, I expect to be greeted and treated with respect. […]
The bleachers and courts of Whitaker Gym at Winston-Salem State were packed in anticipation of a live performance from J. Cole during the “Ram Battle 2010.” Cole did not disappoint. Unlike other artists who may sing a song or two during an event, Cole seemed eager to perform song […]
After 14 months of diligence and labor, President Barack Obama and his administration secured a victory in its battle to provide the nation with universal health care. Millennial history was made March 21 as the House voted 219-212 to send the Democratic sweeping health coverage reform into the hands […]
In 2009 we helped make a change by electing Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States. Obama brought forth several bills and proposals to better the U.S. financially. The health care bill, the new American Opportunity Tax Credit [which will pay for the first $4,000 of college […]
North Carolina’s role in the Civil Rights Movement continues to remain prevalent with the release of the big screen adaptation of Tim Tyson’s “Blood Done Sign My Name.” The film, written and directed by Jeb Stuart, noted for his work on the films “The Fugitive” and “Die Hard”, is […]
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Our undergraduate years are coming to an end. We have successfully matriculated and our reward will be a diploma. But before we get too excited about our accomplishments, there are a few things we must do to ensure we walk across that stage May 8. First, we should be placing […]