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"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

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Ozark is a Quarantine Must-Binge

Ozark is a Quarantine Must-Binge

Will May April 28, 2020
Netflix released season three of Ozark right as quarantine hit, so now’s the perfect time to binge the whole series
Beastars Proves Arousing Despite Its Niche Appearance

Beastars Proves Arousing Despite Its Niche Appearance

Will May April 13, 2020
In the current Golden Age of Netflix streaming, Beastars might be overlooked, but viewers should give it a shot before writing it off
Student Government Candidates Face Off On Zoom, Election Results Announced

Student Government Candidates Face Off On Zoom, Election Results Announced

Will May April 9, 2020
Candidates for Treasurer, Secretary, Speaker of the House and President met on zoom Sunday night for a fiery debate. Election results were shared with the student body on Tuesday night.
Debris in a canal on Big Pine Key in the Florida Keys, Jan. 18, 2018. The Army Corps of Engineers recently outlined a $3 billion strategy to defend the Keys from future hurricanes and sea level rise. (Charles Trainor Jr./Miami Herald/TNS)

Combatting Climate Change Requires Reform

Will May February 27, 2020
Budgetary changes and transportation reform are required to prevent disaster
Benjamin Crump Discusses Civil Rights

Benjamin Crump Discusses Civil Rights

Will May February 13, 2020
Civil rights attorney known for involvement in high-profile cases Benjamin Crump converses about his recent work
Free Tuition Seems Unlikely For Most Medical Schools

Free Tuition Seems Unlikely For Most Medical Schools

Will May January 16, 2020
The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) estimates that 53,000 students across the United States applied to medical schools for the 2016-17 academic year.
Deacon Profile: Joel Tauber

Deacon Profile: Joel Tauber

Will May December 5, 2019

Walking back and forth along the same seven-mile stretch for 40 days seems like an unimaginable feat. But that is exactly what filmmaker, artist and associate professor Joel Tauber is doing. Tauber, who...

Bojack Horseman Season Six Is A Mixed Bag

“Bojack Horseman” Season Six Is A Mixed Bag

Will May November 21, 2019

Spoiler alert! Fans of the acclaimed Netflix animated series Bojack Horseman are in for a real treat. The first part of season six premiered a month ago, on Oct. 21; as the timing of this review suggests,...

Deacon Profile: Meredith Vaughn

Deacon Profile: Meredith Vaughn

Will May November 7, 2019

Meredith Vaughn is a junior majoring in engineering from Greensboro, N.C. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and is the treasurer for Women in STEM. She is also the student liaison for the engineering...

Campus’ Indigenous Land Roots Acknowledged

Will May November 7, 2019

On Monday evening, the denizens of Wake Forest congregated at the center of campus in Reynolda Hall for an event that was the first of its kind in the history of the university. The event was dubbed the...

Humor: Strange Student Chews On Ice

Humor: Strange Student Chews On Ice

Will May October 31, 2019

Freshman Curtis Black has proved a polarizing figure on Wake Forest’s campus since his arrival at the beginning of fall 2019. A hotbed of rumor and hearsay has erupted over the course of the semester,...

Anthony Appiah Analyzes Identity

Anthony Appiah Analyzes Identity

Will May October 24, 2019

On a breezy autumn evening, students filed into Wait Chapel to attend a talk by visiting guest speaker Kwame Anthony Appiah. The event began with an introduction from Professor James Otteson, director...

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