By E.D. Parish This should be obvious. I can’t even fathom what contrary arguments might look like. Yet, in our political climate, the obvious must be defended. First of all, American politicians should put the interests of the American people first. Sometimes the interests of America align with the interests…
By E.D. Parish Parish is a senior majoring in philosophy and math with a minor in PPE. After graduation, he will begin a PhD in philosophy at UC Berkeley. Freshman year, I had an antecedent interest in politics, which I was looking to hone and express. I was considering joining…
By: Carter Schroppe The phrase “Carolina Family” should refer not to esteemed alumni who want a job at their alma mater, but the middle-class family with two kids who traveled from Greenville to Chapel Hill on a weeknight to watch the Tar Heels win. Every single one of the assistant…
By Carter Schroppe You see their orange stickers plastered on campus buildings during your walk to class—a biker whizzes by, donning an enormous, orange backpack almost as large as themselves. Or perhaps you simultaneously need an iPhone charger, paper plates, and have the inkling for some diced peaches. Speedi, a…
By Jacob Evans The following is a discussion between the Carolina Review and Jason Simmons, Chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party. This exchange has been edited for brevity and clarity. Carolina Review: So, Mr. Simmons, what has been the most difficult thing about your job as chairman? What steps…
By: Jacob Evans “In my exile… I have heard your voice. I have come back in spite of all obstacles” “It’s called we do a bit of trolling” As he emerges, enormous crowds of supporters hail the man who had once been the most mocked and derided in the…
