Tag: Salem College

  • The Addams Family Visits Salem

    The Addams Family Visits Salem

    By Emily Ramser     Wednesday, Morticia Uncle Fester, and Gomez are all here.      Salem College’s Pierrette Players are putting on The Addams Family for the 2016 spring musical. In this musical comedy, based upon The Addams Family television show, Salem students are playing the creepy, kooky roles.     The Addam’s Family stage manager Molly Blanchard refers to…

  • SGA Debate One: Highlights

    SGA Debate One: Highlights

    By Kristen Maikoo Student Government Association (SGA) held their first debates for 2016 candidates yesterday night. Here are some highlights. SGA Presidential candidates Misbah Khan, Ella Hill and Peyton Ellis addressed topics such as inclusivity, communication and connecting with groups at other colleges. Khan was the first to speak on improving communication between the SGA…

  • Photography Returning to Salem?

    Photography Returning to Salem?

    By Kristen Maikoo       Petitions have been posted around campus advocating for photography courses to be offered at Salem. Sophomore design student Victoria LaJuan Bowen, who began the petition, became interested in photography taking a course on it at Sawtooth School for Visual Art.     “I’m very passionate about photography,” she says. “It’s not only an…

  • Sorting Through Mental Laundry

    Sorting Through Mental Laundry

    By Alexandra Benson Photos by Anna Kathryn Fulp and Katherine Williams     For Nicole Uzzell’s first solo exhibition, Salem College’s Fine Arts Center opened the corridor of the Velma Mason Davis Gallery. This allowed for the sculptor and installation artist to set up the  intricate and interesting collection “Sorting It Out.” Her collection combines a…

  • I’ll Be Brief: February World News Shorts

    I’ll Be Brief: February World News Shorts

    By Nicole Winks Marco Rubio ad mistakes Canada’s Vancouver for US city Marco Rubio released a new advert for his campaign that promised a return to “morning in America,” however the city that the sun is rising above is the Canadian city of Vancouver.  It was meant to be similar to the Reagan campaign advert…

  • Simoneau at Salem

    Simoneau at Salem

    By Merritt Enright     Choreographer Helen Simoneau may be from Quebec, but she’s no stranger to Winston-Salem, North Carolina.     This February, Simoneau hosted an informal choreography showcase at Salem College. Local fans, students, and colleagues gathered in Salem’s Bryant Hall studio to witness Simoneau’s “Paper Wings” performed by Salem College dancers.       The showcase marked the…

  • Salem Students Marching…into a Frat

    Salem Students Marching…into a Frat

    By Emily Ramser     Several students at Salem are joining a Wake Forest University fraternity.     The fraternity, Kappa Kappa Psi or KKPsi is a national fraternity that focuses on musicianship, leadership and service within the collegiate band movement. Wake Forest University’s branch, Kappa Zeta, was chartered 20 years ago in 1996. Candidacy in the fraternity is…

  • Sexy Suzy: The G-Spot

    Sexy Suzy: The G-Spot

    Hello Dears, There is one thing we definitively know about the vagina—we don’t know enough about the vagina. I’m not just saying on a personal level either. Scientists, gynecologists, and sexologists all disagree even over the make-up of the vagina. Sure, we know how things like menstruation and pregnancy work, but much is left unknown…

  • First Director of Diversity Appointed at Salem College

    First Director of Diversity Appointed at Salem College

    By Eva Andrews    Spanish professor and Salem College alumna Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither has taken on the new role of director of diversity. While she has been teaching Spanish for more than 11 years at Salem College, Hines-Gaither also possesses expertise within Afro-Latino culture and civilization with a focus on Afro-Latina women. Her position as director…

  • #FreeKalvinNow

    #FreeKalvinNow

    By Eva Andrews It’s a story that we have all heard, but never really listen to. A suspect is wrongfully accused of a crime that he or she did not commit. Due to falsified information, a case is formed. No substantial evidence confirms the suspect’s presence at the scene of the crime. The real criminal…