Star Trek Into Darkness proves franchise will live long and prosper
If you’re looking for a way to spend the leftover cash from selling back your books this week, look no farther than your local movie theatre, where you’re likely to find Star Trek Into Darkness playing. The film, directed by J.J. Abrams is the sequel to the 2009 reboot of the decades old sci-fi franchise that follows the crew of the...
Student Government Executive Committee sworn in
On April 29, the Student Government Executive Committee was sworn into office. Junior Jacqueline Sutherland, junior Lydia Sandy, sophomore Javar Jones and junior William Readhead were sworn into the offices of President, Speaker of the House, Secretary and Treasurer respectively. Sophomore Reid Nickle was also sworn in as the president’s Chief...
Graduation Tabloid: Letter from the editor
Dear Class of 2013, The time is finally here and I’m sure it is hard to believe that four years have come and gone. You are moving on to the next stages in your lives, after crossing the literal stage on Hearn Plaza May 20. As you near that monumental day, reflecting on the past four years is inevitable. You each have had a unique college...
Rethinking the deferred enrollment policy
For a school that prides itself on “rethinking admissions” and “educating the whole person”, you may be surprised to learn that Wake Forest does not support new students who choose to defer their enrollment. There is no better way to fulfill the school’s mission of building not just intellect, but also character, than to spend a year or...
Are we really “Work Forest”?
The complaint of the all-nighter in the ZSR, the desire for another cup of coffee to get through that term paper or the fear of the upcoming tests are all complaints that are commonly heard across campus here at “Work Forest.” But the question is: does the university earn this nickname? Students commonly refer to the university as “Work...
Mental health issues rarely examined
The mental health of the average American citizen is a topic that has grown in importance over the past few years. Of the various aspects of general human health and illness, mental disorders remain the least understood and most stigmatized, as confirmed by a finding from the Center for Disease and Control (CDC) in 2011. The CDC reported that only...
Residency requirement changes social scene
An overcrowded basement with some unidentified substance lining the floor. Girls wearing different colored Converse sneakers and the beat of loud music resonating throughout the house. This scene is all too familiar to university students who are accustomed to Wake Forest’s social scene. Fraternity parties are held in lounges on campus as well...
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