Opinion
Deciding What’s Wholly Scriptural
If you bend over backwards trying to see room for legitimate debate about the Qur'an-in-court case, you might end up seeing the chiropractor, but nothing else.
Opinion
Jumping to Hate Crime Conclusions
RALEIGH — Back in mid-June, when the news was swirling with outrage over allegations of mistreatment of terrorists at Guantanamo, there came a news item that fit perfectly into that template: It was reported that on June 11 a burned Koran was found at the Islamic Center at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va.
Opinion
UNC’s Latest Summer Reading Stumble
UNC-CH faculty members have announced another sorry choice for a freshmen reading assignment -- proving once again that they don't understand what all the fuss was about.
Opinion
No. 115: Feminist Fantasies: Required Reading for College Freshmen
Phyllis Schlafly has been giving sage advice to government for decades, and now she’s inadvertently provided a solution for cutting spending from the University of North Carolina’s hefty, taxpayer-funded budget.
Opinion
No. 620: Approaching the Qu’ran, Retreating From the Truth
Forget about "academic freedom," UNC-CH's Qur'an reading requirement was really about leftist control.
Opinion
No. 620: Approaching the Qu’ran, Retreating From the Truth
Forget about "academic freedom," UNC-CH's Qur'an reading requirement was really about leftist control.
