Lunar New Year: Year of the Dragon
Students from all nations and backgrounds congregated in the Richardson Ballroom to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
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Jobs for future jewelers
One of the biggest praises Adrian Amabile says he gets is when his wife tells him someone complimented her on a piece of jewelry she wears.
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Softball scores Canadian champ
The Winthrop softball team is already gaining momentum heading into the 2012 season, even though the opening game is still 22 days away.
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All eyes on
Winthrop
With the Republican primaries underway, it’s not just the candidates that are receiving national media attention.
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Community members discuss issues candidates should address
Seven new students were added to the Council of Student Leaders’ ranks on Monday night.
CSL adds new annual members
Seven new students were added to the Council of Student Leaders’ ranks on Monday night.
Newt Gingrich Wins Critical South Carolina Primary
Mere minutes after polls closed in South Carolina, CNN projected the decisive first-in-the-South primary’s winner: Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the House.
Ron Paul Surges With TJ Site Viewers
Seventy-eight visitors to The Johnsonian’s website voted in a simple poll that asked a simple question: “Who would you like to see as the GOP presidential candidate?”
Welcome To The South Carolina Primary...Pregame
Hello and welcome, TV viewers! We are just a mere 70 hours away from the 2012 South Carolina primary on Saturday, January 18 and we’ve got analysts on hand from around all the important venues of the great Palmetto State to show you some exciting pre-vote action.
Stephen Colbert And Political Satire - Not Serious Enough?
Last September comedian and political satirist Stephen Colbert testified in front of Congress, and while Colbert fans found the testimony humorous, it has raised questions in whether politics and satire should be allowed to merge into “the real world.”
