Southern News

John Burton, Business Manager: As I sit at this wood grain table, my eyes are focused on the beautiful North Carolina sun beaming through the French style blinds, but my mind is

Steve Miller, Opinions Editor: It was a cold winter morning in Newport, Rhode Island, when I had my first encounter with Miss Taylor.  While visiting a friend, I decided to make a

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: When you ask yourself if things are going to go your way or not, it’s a funny thought to have that if they do, you end up

Jasmine Wilbourne, Staff Writer: The things Thursday night club girls wear could put a prostitute out of business. They stick on spandex bodysuit “dresses” that cup the meager millimeters beneath their booties.

Simone Virzi, Special To Southern News: Peace, love, and happiness: a cliché some choose to live by, but it can be difficult to obtain that happiness everyone searches for. Realistically, no one

Chardonee Wright, Staff Writer: From the time my feet hits the cold wooden floor in my room, until I lay back down at night, I am on the go. Between being a

With international turmoil rising, at home, the electorial debates begin Sarah Green, Staff Writer: Rebellions in Libya. The slow recovery for post-earthquake Japan. The largest riots in London since the beginning of

Caren Parmelee, Copy Writer: This week, one of my best friends in the entire world was killed in an act of senseless violence. His name was Mitchell Dubey, and he was only

We have a national debt of over 14 trillion dollars, troops in Afghanistan, troops in Iraq, a world tragedy in Japan, so bombing Libya would be the next natural course of action.