Foods and Fun Review: Subway

Julie Gilday, Writer
February 4, 2012

One of the fast food restaurants I crave most often is Subway. There are many locations, but I eat mainly at the one located at 1317 Klumac Road in the Wallace Commons Shopping Center in Salisbury. This subway is located near Kohl’s and Hibbets Sporting Goods, and is the newest Subway in Salisbury.... Read more »

Tyler Perry Comes to Charlotte!

Bianca Stokes, Writer
January 31, 2012

Tyler Perry’s new play “The Haves and the Have Nots” is coming to Charlotte! Written and produced by the brilliant Tyler Perry, the cast will feature Palmer E. Williams, Jr., Patrice Lovely, Tony Hightower, Alexis Jones, Maurice Lauchner, Jeffery Lewis, and Kislyck Halsey. The story... Read more »

Food Review: Katana

Julie Gilday, Writer
January 24, 2012

I recently went to one of Salisbury’s newest Japanese restaurants, Katana, which opened in 2011. Some of you may be familiar with Katana’s sister restaurant, Shiki. Katana has a menu that appeases today’s nutritional standards and recent health trend. The restaurant prides on fresh food along with... Read more »

Calling All Singers & Actors!!!!

Bianca Stokes, Writer
January 18, 2012

A new playwright/composer by the name of S. Kristi Douglas is developing a musical called Daughters of the King. It tells a story of three sisters; all daughters of a pastor who; through faith, love, and self forgiveness,  make their way through different adversities. Daughters of the King is a spiritual... Read more »

A Weekend at the Asheboro Zoo

Raven Canty, Writer
January 17, 2012

Stuck on campus for the weekend with nothing to do? Grab some friends and go to the zoo! About an hour away in Asheboro is North Carolina’s only zoo. There are many things you can do here, starting with visiting up to 1,100 individual animals from the continents of Africa and North America. The... Read more »

Catawba Students Visit Washington, DC

Sydney Smith, Writer
January 16, 2012

On January 4th, 2011, first generation college students in Catawba College’s First in the Family First Year Seminar class visited Washington, DC for five days of exploration throughout the nation’s capital. The class, made up of exclusively first generation college students, was lead by Dr. Constance... Read more »

Cancer Patients…You’ll Want to Hear This!

Megan Varnadore, Writer
November 23, 2011

         According to the website United With Israel, Vaxil has created the world’s first therapeutic cancer vaccine! With this, the world’s cancer patients can stand better in the fight against cancer. Allow me the privilege to explain everything. Vaxil BioTherapeutics is medical company... Read more »

Accounting Opinion of the Week-A Student Perspective

Sean Fontaine, Editor
November 15, 2011

I’ve been immersed in accounting since my sophomore year of high school so accounting fundamentally makes sense for me. The real test is grasping all the facets of the subject and the advanced topics. I’m currently taking Intermediate Accounting I as part of a two semester course for that section.... Read more »

Catawba Students Travel to DC to Protest Construction of Keystone XL Pipeline

Jennifer Goble, Guest Writer
November 9, 2011

Show me what democracy looks like! Thirteen Catawba College students joined 12,000 protestors responding “This is what democracy looks like!” Activists traveled from around the United States and Canada to Washington, DC on the afternoon of Sunday November 6th to protest TransCanada’s proposed... Read more »

Budget Conflict Could Lead to a Government Shutdown

Erica Smith, Writer
April 11, 2011

The Democrats and Republicans are at it again. This time around they have failed to reach an agreement on the budget for this fiscal year. The issue is that the fiscal year, which begins in October, is already half way gone and there is still no decision. President Obama is frustrated, as well as many... Read more »