Vote for supreme court justice too
Tuesday was National Voter Registration Day, a holiday dedicated to ensuring people in the United States register to vote. Continue reading Vote for supreme court justice too
Month: September 2020
Our View: Find new music options outside of Tik Tok
TikTok is a social media app known for its short videos and audio clips. Recently, the sounds used by TikTok influencers have infiltrated radio stations and music charts. Whether the listener realizes it or not, most of the popular songs on the radio either got their start on TikTok or quickly rose to the top of the charts after becoming the audio of the latest … Continue reading Our View: Find new music options outside of Tik Tok
Berry adapts to the highly contagious COVID-19: most noticeable changes since the pandemic began
The highly contagious COVID-19 has forced Berry to adapt its policies and rules to limit the spread of the virus. Continue reading Berry adapts to the highly contagious COVID-19: most noticeable changes since the pandemic began
Stay ‘woke:’ antiracism and allyship is not a performance: Don’t be a white savior, begin the difficult conversations
Berry is a small Deep South community, and the “bubble” which surrounds the student body supports connections, friendships, relationships and mentorships which can be transferable to future endeavors. Continue reading Stay ‘woke:’ antiracism and allyship is not a performance: Don’t be a white savior, begin the difficult conversations
Tractor operator dunks blazing hay baler, prevents further damage
On Tuesday evening, students on Berry’s mountain campus reported that a large plume of black smoke had emerged in the distance, and that several emergency vehicles were rushing toward the area. Continue reading Tractor operator dunks blazing hay baler, prevents further damage
Georgia colleges and COVID: differing policies and reported cases
To understand how colleges are handling COVID-19 across the state, we reviewed several Georgia universities’ COVID procedures and case numbers, and reached out to some of their students to see what makes their school’s policies unique. Continue reading Georgia colleges and COVID: differing policies and reported cases
Seth’s Spins: The Radiohead/Nirvana Episode
Seth Chambliss invites Carlie Little to talk about Radiohead, Nirvana, and more in this week’s episode. Continue reading Seth’s Spins: The Radiohead/Nirvana Episode
The Senseless Consensus
Phillip and Matt speak with Asa Owens, Berry’s favorite Berry celebrity. Continue reading The Senseless Consensus
Art program adapts to 2020’s unique challenges
In order to accommodate concerns about COVID-19, the art program’s classes and events look different in 2020. Still, the program has an open gallery and a full schedule of events for the semester. Continue reading Art program adapts to 2020’s unique challenges
Trying Our Best: What’s in my Bag?
Hosts Shelby Sims and Zoe Robinson share what’s in their COVID-19 bags. Continue reading Trying Our Best: What’s in my Bag?