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Sexy Suzy (February 2015)
Hello Dears, It’s that time of year again. The time for pink and red and hearts and chocolate. Yes, it is almost Valentine’s Day. So, naturally, I felt it was appropriate to talk about love. It seems that relationships that share an end goal of love progress naturally. Saying the words “I love you” appears…
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The Infamous Stringdusters & Ziggy’s Pizzazz
By Sarah Vick Ziggy’s hosted an acoustic bluegrass band known as The Infamous Stringdusters on January 22, 2015. The turnout was excellent, especially for a Thursday night. Hundreds of fans showed up to enjoy live music in the unique, downtown atmosphere that only Ziggy’s can offer. The Infamous Stringdusters maintained high energy throughout the entire show. The band…
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Spring Brings New Art Exhibits to the FAC
Starting February 16, 2015, Salem College will feature the works of two renowned artists. George Lockwood’s series, “The Process of the Print,” shows the process of developing a hand-pulled print, from concept to completion. Lockwood’s work obtains its merit from the aesthetic value and technical skill reflected in his work during his short life (1929-1969).…
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The SGA Presidency Shift: What Happened?
This past December SGA President Evelyn Bradley stepped down from her position and was replaced by former Vice President, now President, Tali Schroeder. There have since been rumors around campus that suggested Bradley did not willingly step down, which has left the student body confused as to what happened. Bradley told The Salemite that she…
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Cooking with Corrin Since 1941: “Baked Spinach Dip”
Recipe submitted by Audrey Weirda 2 tsps olive oil Minced garlic cloves 2 lbs spinach ½ cup milk 6 oz cream cheese ¾ cup shredded mozzarella Coarse salt and ground pepper Pita chips Preheat oven to 475 ℉. In a greased saucepan, wilt garlic and spinach. Drain the spinach and set aside. In the same…
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6 Facts You May Not Have Known About Black History in Salem
Did you know that Salem was home to one of the oldest African-American churches in the nation, in addition to the oldest women’s institution? As many events occurred throughout the nation, there were several interesting instances in Black history that happened right in Salem, North Carolina. During 1785, Anna Maria Samuels, daughter of Johann…
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What To Do: Black History Month
Winston-Salem is celebrating Black History Month through a multitude of events. From film viewings to art galleries to poetry readings, there are several opportunities to learn more and become involved in celebrating this month. February 17: “Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin” will be shown at the Forsyth County Public Library at 7:00p.m. Admission…
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Glass Blowing Has Been Blown Into Winston Salem
Every Friday night Salem students have been traveling to The Olio, the only glassblowing studio in Winston Salem, for glass blowing demonstrations. Viewers sit and watch as two glass blowers, Rebeccah and Sarah, and their apprentices make all kinds of creations out of glass. They make things such as plates, cups, and sculptures.While they make these…
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Review: The Vagina Monologues 2015
Over the weekend, I given the opportunity to attend two performances of The Vagina Monologues, an episodic play comprised of monologues celebrating and bringing attention to, as I’m sure you’ve guessed by now, vaginas. The Vagina Monologues is an episodic play that features the stories of various women’s experiences with their vaginas. Eve Ensler interviewed…
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A Place For Writers in Winston Salem
With spring coming up and everyone back on campus, people are looking for things to do. In particular, most people are in search for something to do off campus. While students love campus activities, sometimes they just need to get away from it all. One way to do so is by checking out the…
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