Farmville is home to many wonderful restaurants; I honestly have no legitimate complaints about the food at D-Hall, and I haven't once gone hungry while I've been a student at Longwood. But no matter what anyone says, no place has better food than my hometown. This seems to be a common opinion among ...
Longwood University requires each freshman student, as well as each transfer student with 24 or fewer credits, to take a one-credit course called Longwood Seminar, known by the more familiar name, LSEM. Each LSEM class has one professor and one student peer mentor guiding a class of no more than 25 ...
The Chi Alpha pastor position was left vacant at the end of the 2011 spring semester as former pastor, Gilbert Banton, was called to the University of Connecticut. Longwood's Melissa Dresser, a junior, was appointed to the position of CHI Alpha president following Banton's departure. Chi Alpha is a ...
In college, we all make decisions and whether or not they are good ones. With National College Alcohol Awareness Week approaching (Oct.16-22) and Oktoberfest coming up this weekend, it is important to get some facts about alcohol out there for you to be safe. This article will discuss the health related ...
My name is Dani Roberts. I am many things, I am a son, brother, cousin, nephew, uncle, and a friend, but most of all I am a proud homosexual male. I have grown up in a world of freedoms. I have been able to walk the streets as my flamboyant self without extreme ridicule. I have been blessed with the ...
While Farmville isn't exactly known for its exotic cuisine and diversity in food options, there is a new joint in town full of nothing but variety. Flip Flops, located in the building formerly known as the Wing Shack, is a self-serve frozen yogurt shop with unique flavors and toppings. Owners Brian ...
Growing up, Sunday has always been a day that has had a significant purpose. Sunday was for church. Point. Blank. PERIOD! Being black, of the Christian faith, and Baptist denomination more specifically, I was raised to see Sunday as a day of rest, devoted to worship and fellowship with other believers. ...
As a child I was always made fun of. Not because I was shy or socially awkward, but because I played with Barbies. You see, when we were younger, our parents, teachers and the media taught us the differences between genders. Before we even hit puberty, we already classified what was normal and abnormal ...
Going from burned in piles to being taught in high school classrooms, some of the most noteworthy and well-taught literature has been at one point challenged or even banned from the public. While ironic that novels hated for being too violent or vulgar are very often taught in classrooms, such as "The ...
I like to think I have a very unique style. I scour yard sales, thrift stores and basements for the sake of fashion. For me, finding clothes is like the show "American Pickers." I could always go buy new stuff, but to find really cool stuff I have to be willing to look in strange places that many people ...
Behind a door with postcards of art noveau, of small trinkets from the old Germany outside of popular ideas and into the heart of an almost fluffy yesteryear, sits German Professor Dr. Brett Martz. His office is not unusual in so much as it consists of a computer and the numerous textbooks of his studied ...
The annual study abroad fair, sponsored by the Office of International Affairs, was held in the Lankford Student Union Ballroom last Thursday. The event highlighted an array of opportunities available at Longwood including special faculty-led programs such as a trip to Thailand, slated for May 2012, ...
The annual study abroad fair, sponsored by the Office of International Affairs, was held in the Lankford Student Union Ballroom last Thursday. The event highlighted an array of opportunities available at Longwood including special faculty-led programs such as a trip to Thailand, slated for May 2012, ...
On Sept. 15 at 5:30 p.m., the Hispanic Heritage Club had its first interest meeting. This day was chosen because it is the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month. According to Ashley Powell, who along with her friend, Nancy Ventura, developed the idea for this organization, the mission of the Hispanic ...
Walking into this Saturday's Lancer Productions' The Prize is Right, I wasn't sure what to expect. Was Bob Barker going to enter through the door, smiling as though it was the best day of his life, and possibly soon to be mine? Was the Price is Right theme song going to go off? I had no idea. As I entered ...
In its third year of operation, Rock the Block, an event that characterized many upperclassmen's freshman and sophomore years, is coming back better than ever. The location is still the same: in the shadow of the Longwood Landings and among a few shops and business lots at Midtown Square. The event ...
Readers, I want to take the opportunity this week to introduce myself to you all. I'm Jessica Stone, a Junior Psych major here at LU, and am new to this Column. I am so excited to be writing this year. This school year is well under way, and the numerous organizations we have on campus have already ...
The Longwood University Involvement and Volunteer Fair was held Tuesday, September 13, 2011 from 4 p.m.-6 p.m. on Brock Commons between Dorrill Dining Hall and The Student Union. Over 75 student and community clubs and organizations were present to show off their activities and let students know ...
American novelist Mat Johnson will be awarded the 2011 John Dos Passos Prize for Literature at Longwood University on Thursday, Sept. 22. Johnson will receive the prize during a brief ceremony beginning at 8 p.m. in Wygal Auditorium, followed by a reading by the author and a dessert reception ...
Like to boogie? Feel like you just want to get down sometimes and lay it funky? Are you a master at the pop, the lock and perhaps even the dropping of it? Well, last Tuesday, Sept. 6th from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 7th from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m., and Thursday, Sept. 8th from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m., ...
