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The Guilfordian

The student news site of Guilford College

The Guilfordian

The student news site of Guilford College

The Guilfordian

Law students share experience during dinner and discussion

Abigail AbantoHollans, Features Editor February 8, 2019

On Feb. 4 from 6:30 to 8 p.m., a dinner and discussion was held in the Gilmer Room for members of the Guilford Community. This dinner and discussion focused on the experiences and advice of current and...

European Union copyright laws change

Ryan Brown, Staff Writer September 21, 2018

On Wednesday, Sept. 12, members of the European Parliament approved amendments to the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. Designed to update European copyright law for the internet age,...

HB 318 bans refuge for undocumented immigrants

June Park, Staff Writer November 20, 2015

“We are a nation of laws,” said North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory, before signing House Bill 318. “No politician should choose which laws to obey and which laws not to obey, and this includes immigration...

Ex-NFL player accused of rape, pleads ‘not guilty’

Nicole Zelniker, Staff Writer February 28, 2014

Ex-NFL player accused of rape Darren Sharper pleads “not guilty” to rape charge Over the past 20 years, numerous athletes have been accused of a sexual assault crime, according to Pact5, a sexual...

Moral Monday has protesters flooding streets of Raleigh

Jake Delahanty, Staff Writer February 21, 2014

History was made on Feb. 8 when an estimated 80,000–100,000 people flooded the streets of downtown Raleigh. It was the Moral March on Raleigh. Jordan Green, editor of the Triad City Beat, was amazed...

To weed or not to weed: Medical marijuana legal in state, but not in sport?

James Sharpe, Staff Writer February 21, 2014

“The NFL could definitely benefit from medical marijuana,” said Elle, an employee at The Clinic Colorado whose last name was withheld, in a telephone interview with The Guilfordian. In an interview...

Teen denied chemotherapy due to Dominican abortion laws, dies

Haejin Song, Staff Writer August 31, 2012

To save a girl’s life or to save her fetus, that is the question. After a grueling fight with Dominican Republic’s strict abortion laws, a pregnant teenager died last week, inciting public outrage...

Arizona law redefines pregnancy timeline

Victor Lopez, Senior Writer August 31, 2012

Arizona lawmakers have passed three anti-abortion bills, including one declaring that a pregnancy begin two weeks before conception, according to the Huffington Post. The new law, titled Women’s Health...

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