It is that time of the year again. Students with clipboards line the Pit, chants to vote fill the brisk Chapel Hill air and Facebook profile photos are changing at a ridiculous high rate. This can only mean one thing: it is election season here at UNC-Chapel Hill, and no…
Carolina Review Podcast Episode Five: Charlie Hebdo and the Importance of Religious Tolerance
On this week’s episode of the Carolina Review Podcast, Timothy Bame discusses the power of love and tolerance (0:37), the gang dives straight into the terrorist attacks surrounding Charlie Hebdo (4:36) and Alex Thomas catches up with UNC-Chapel Hill Student Body President Andrew Powell (11:16). Thumbnail photo by Aisha Anwar…
Conservative of the Week
So the Carolina Review has decided to start a segment called “Conservative of the Week.” It can be a student, professor, teachers assistant, or administrator. We want to find progressive thinkers who are changing the way that conservatives are viewed throughout UNC and the rest of the country. If you…
To Catch a Liberally Biased Professor
By Frank Pray, Editor American Academia seems a hollowed out shell of what it once was. At one time, professors taught young Americans how to think for themselves, how to be entrepreneurs, and how to build this country into the greatest nation on Earth. Now, many professors teach them that “old, angry,…
Carolina Review Podcast Episode Four: What the Ferguson Protesters Have Gotten Wrong Thus Far
On this week’s episode of the Carolina Review Podcast, Alex Thomas points out the problems with the UNC fanbase (0:43), plus the gang dives straight into the controversy that surrounds the death of Michael Brown and the town of Ferguson, Missouri (7:29). Music used: “Dirt Rhodes”, “Early Riser” Kevin MacLeod…
Carolina Review Podcast Episode Three: Herman Cain Encourages Young People to be Politically Active
In this week’s episode of the Carolina Review Podcast, Timothy Bame talks about high school dress codes (0:43), and we are joined by a very special guest: former Presidential candidate Herman Cain (6:51). Music used: “Dirt Rhodes”, “Early Riser” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/