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'Covers the campus like the magnolias'
"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

Raid in Yemen raises many troubling questions

Raid in Yemen raises many troubling questions

Drew Finley February 16, 2017

Amid the confusion and frenzy of President Trump’s recent executive order, which barred U.S. entrance to scores of immigrants and refugees alike, one recent event in American politics that failed to...

Students voice opinions on SCOTUS nominee

Students voice opinions on SCOTUS nominee

Drew Finley February 10, 2017

Judge Neil Gorsuch is one of the most accomplished and respected legal minds on the federal bench. A graduate of Columbia, Oxford and a classmate of President Barack Obama at Harvard Law School, he has...

Public education needs support for success

Public education needs support for success

Drew Finley February 3, 2017

In recent weeks, the nomination of Betsy DeVos for the position of Secretary of Education has received considerable attention from news media, politicians and ordinary American citizens. DeVos, who is...

Plans for DOJ should consider current events

Plans for DOJ should consider current events

Drew Finley January 27, 2017

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has existed since the aftermath of the Civil War. Some of the essential tasks that the DOJ must carry out on a daily basis are “to enforce the law and defend...

Trump should reconsider Secretary of HUD

Trump should reconsider Secretary of HUD

Drew Finley January 20, 2017

In recent days, President-elect Trump’s cabinet nominations have received lots of attention from political leaders on all sides of the aisle and beyond. Whether it is politicians, the news media, advocacy...

Trump should not disdain intelligence agencies

Trump should not disdain intelligence agencies

Drew Finley January 12, 2017

The common claim that the 2016 presidential election is in many ways unprecedented doesn’t attract as much attention as it once did. Despite how stunned and appalled many Americans were when they realized...

Immigrants must be treated with respect

Immigrants must be treated with respect

Drew Finley December 8, 2016

The future of America’s immigrants is more uncertain than it has ever been in recent years. Roughly 235 thousand immigrants were deported in 2015, and even that number is the lowest figure since President...

The U.S. should not back Assad’s regime

The U.S. should not back Assad’s regime

Drew Finley December 3, 2016

Ever since the Arab Spring, the extreme and now seemingly intractable conflict in Syria has gone from bad to worse. All told, describing the situation using words like dire and catastrophic does not begin...

North Carolina must change its political standard

North Carolina must change its political standard

Drew Finley November 17, 2016

Now is the time for a reckoning in North Carolina and across the U.S. These past few months have brought us a presidential campaign filled with mudslinging, hateful comments toward numerous racial, ethnic,...

“Greatness” needs to be redefined post-election

“Greatness” needs to be redefined post-election

Drew Finley November 10, 2016

Americans in today’s society cannot agree in any significant way on a definition of the word “greatness” as it relates to our politics. The president-elect has sought almost single-handedly to marshal...

Americans harbor basic misconceptions about Middle East

Americans harbor basic misconceptions about Middle East

Drew Finley November 3, 2016

The incisive journalist Scott Anderson paid a visit to Wake Forest on Oct. 26 to discuss his landmark narrative for the “New York Times Magazine” entitled “Fractured Lands: How the Arab World Came...

Voters should not ignore judiciary elections

Voters should not ignore judiciary elections

Drew Finley October 28, 2016

In any election in which we choose who our next commander-in-chief will be, it can be easy for voters to only focus on the choices for president, and they often do that at the expense of devoting their...

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