Column: We shouldn't execute the Boston Bomber
By Ben Turner | April 21, 2015My first instinct, as I’m sure most people’s would be, is to fry him. But after the rage subsides, we must reflect.
My first instinct, as I’m sure most people’s would be, is to fry him. But after the rage subsides, we must reflect.
Moving into the future, we as a nation must be smart about the conflicts we choose to enter.
A college education develops knowledge, but that doesn’t invalidate one form of knowledge in favor of another.
Two opinion writers debate whether marketing can be considered an art form
It is important to keep human trafficking relevant in the minds of as many people as possible, and Raising a Voice has the promise to do just that.
What is the balance of Democratic and Republican speakers on campus?
Stop trying to create conflict where there is little-to-none.
It looked like Walter Scott would become another name on the already long list of unarmed African American men killed by white police officers who weren’t punished.
A Clinton vs. Bush election in 2016 would be representative of all the failures of party politics.
It’s not enough to view the video, post about it or even to just talk about it.
The day symbolizes how much longer women must work into the next year in order to earn the same amount as men earned in the previous year.
Some women are prepared to take up arms against chivalry as a misogynistic, anti-feminist practice that stands in the way of gender equality.
While relatively small in comparison with other recent events, we believe that this development is a positive step forward because it helps change the long-running misconception that white is the default skin color.
The “Carolina family” shares no meaningful values. The University upholds no semblance of a unified system of beliefs. Evidence of this is found in its fragmented curriculum and the Carolinian Creed itself.
A few months from now, I hope I’m not writing about another black man killed needlessly by a white cop.
We applaud the conversation that took place in the ballroom last night and hope that conversation is taking place all across campus.
This past week, our core values of personal integrity, respect for dignity, and commitment to learn from differences in others were challenged by incivility and indecency.