Ten books to read this year: In order to fend off the monolithic forces of Liberalism at UNC, you must be able to argue intelligently, not by blunt invectives (only the stupid, moronic, idiotic, Dumbocraps do that). Here are ten
Carolina Review’s Freshman Orientation
All the books, classes, professors and more that you need to know about by: Christopher Jones, Class of 2011 Dear Freshman, Welcome to your first year of college. The next four years will be a time of intellectual growth in
The Carolina Review’s Guide to Freshman Year
An almost unbiased list on how to survive your first year at UNC by: Elizabeth Merritt Dear Freshman, (Yes, Freshman, there’s no political correctness in this article!) Welcome to Carolina! As a Senior, I’ve come a long way from where
Corruption in the African American Studies Department
Forgery, lies, and the administration’s half-hearted investigation by: Chase McDonough Following the release of Dean Hartlyn and Dean Andrews’s report regarding the Department of African and Afro-American Studies, our University has been exposed to national scandal. The study revealed mind-boggling
UNC’s Revised Sexual Assault Policy
Damn that “innocent until proven guilty,” phallo-centric patriarchal relic! by: Kelsey Rupp On April 4, 2011, the U.S. Department of Education’s assistant secretary for the Office of Civil Rights (OCR), Russlynn H. Ali, sent a “Dear Colleague” letter to colleges,
A Looming Crisis
The Effect of Appeasement Towards Iran on U.S. Oil Prices by: Chase Macaione The looming threat of Iran acquiring nuclear weapons has been at the forefront of much of the political rhetoric spilling forth from the White House recently. Amidst
August 2012 Issue
Issue No. 1 Cover: Welcome to Carolina: Now for a Real Freshman Orientation Features: The Shallows Summer Reading Review by Ryan Jepson, A Handy Guide to Freshman Year by Elizabeth Merritt, Major Mix Up by Matthew Oakes, Harvard Law Schools
April 2012 Issue
Issue No. 8 Cover: The True Cost of Overpopulation Features: David Horowitz’s Visit to UNC by Brandon Hartness, Alex Epstein at UNC by Chase McDonough, Obama’s Daisy Picking Policies by Garrett Jacobs, Solar vs. Nuclear Power by Connor Herring, Amendment
March 2012 Issue
Issue No. 7 Cover: The DTH Abortion Bias Features: Readers Respond: A True Conservative Legal Perspective on the NC Marriage Amendment by Sarah Bowman, A Limited Government: Vote Yes to the NC Marriage Amendment by Sean O’Donnell, What’s Behind the
February 2012 Issue
Issue No. 12 Cover: Diversity and Admissions Inequality Features: Dr. King in a New Light by Matthew Oakes, Are Charter Schools Racist? by Marc Seelinger, Great Conservatives (Who Just Happen to be Black) Condoleezza Rice by Chelsea Walker, Justice Clarence