Hijab, France and Freedom

In 2004, in one of the most egregious limitations on personal liberties instituted in a western country in recent memory, the French government passed a law banning the wearing of conspicuous religious symbols inside public schools. The law was widely viewed as being aimed at France’s growing Muslim minority because…

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Multicultural Egg Hunt

As of the time of this writing you (yes you!) can still make the Connor Community Multicultural Egg Hunt.  As my friend and fellow Review staff member, Chris Jones, pointed out, one of the flyers advertising for the event featured a large green cross, the symbol for the spanish inquisition. …

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Awareness, Tar Breath, and much, much more!

This week’s column is a bit of a hodge-podge covering issues which, individually, don’t deserve full columns. First, a few announcements. Wait no more- the April issue of the Carolina Review will be distributed Monday. Also, the Carolina Review has now officially sold out to the powers of social networking…

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