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Pokemon Go To Salem College
By Grace McDermott Photos by Grace McDermott A new app has made its way to Salem College, encouraging many students to lace up their sneakers, pack a water bottle, and set out far and wide across campus. However, this isn’t just some fitness app. Produced and launched in July by a small tech company called…
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LGBTQIA+ An Educational Series: What is Polyamory?
By Savi Ettinger Illustration by Kadia King This is an educational series meant to distribute information about subjects of sexuality and gender orientations. All of this month’s information comes from the Gender Equity Resource Center at UC Berkeley. This month’s topic is polyamory. Polyamory is defined by UC Berkeley as “the desire, practice, or acceptance…
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Captivating illustrations illuminate poems in ‘Uhaul’
SHEA BOVE ILLUSTRATION BY SARA TOLBERT “Uhaul: A Collection of Lesbian Love Poems,” written by Emily Ramser and illustrated by Sara Tolbert embraces the idea of capturing written words through forms of illustration. With the twelve poems that make up this chapbook, only five illustrations accompany certain poems. As I read through the twelve poems,…
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Open Mic Night: A Night of Emotion
By Eva Andrews Photos by Julia Herrera On Sept. 2, Incunabula hosted its first Open Mic Night of the year on Clewell Patio. The performances were personal, fictional and emotional. Incunabula’s Editor-in-Chief, Kayla Conway, made a comment about the Open Mic Night. “I think overall it turned out really well thanks to the hard work…
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Gallery Hop: Feed Your Starving Artist
By Kadia King Photos by Waceline Cius On the first Friday of each month, Gallery Hop sets Winston-Salem’s art district alight in a blaze of creativity. At Delurk Gallery, impassioned poets recite their creations to an earnest audience. Eccentric art pieces dot the walls, giving the gallery an air of inspiration and innovation. The B…
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Salem College Republicans: Upcoming Plans
By Nicole Winks Salem College Republicans will attend two conferences to make students aware of the current political movement and of the Republican Party. These conferences are the North Carolina Women’s Leadership Summit in Raleigh and the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C. Salem College has various political organizations on its campus, including the…
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New Campus Master Plan In Effect
By Eva Andrews The Student Center is just the beginning of the Master Plan, which is set to be completed in 2040. The renovations of Salem College consist of renovations to Main Hall, reimagination of the Gramley Library, renovation of Corrin Refectory and Rondthaler Building, renovations to the residence halls, renovations to the inspector’s house,…
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I’ll Be Brief: World News Shorts
By Nicole Winks Illustration by Kadia King Hope of UK Home for China polar bear Pizza Pizza, the lonely polar bear who is currently living in a Chinese mall may soon be moved to the UK’s Yorkshire Wildlife Park in which he will have much better living conditions. The animal welfare charity by the name…
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Voting 101: Registration and Where to Go
By Kadia King America has borne witness to one of its most contentious election cycles in the past year. It is important to vote and let your voice be heard. Here’s some information you’ll need to get ready to cast your vote in November. How To Register You have to be registered to vote. Registering…
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Why Having a Third Party Matters
By Ta’tiana Foote Over the summer both dominant political parties chose the candidate that they wanted to represent them and hopefully later represent America as a whole. Sadly for Bernie supporters Hillary took the nomination for the Democratic Party and Donald Trump took it for the Republican Party. One of these two people will become…
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