by Blake Neff Harvard University canceled the rest of the men’s soccer season due to a scandal over players rating the attractiveness of members of the women’s soccer team. Last week, The Harvard Crimson published a report exposing the annual tradition of men’s soccer players producing a “scouting report” on the women’s team. A nine-page report…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Phillip Stucky The University Democrats of UVA announced their counter-action agenda in response to President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office Thursday, according to the Cavalier Daily, the student newspaper. The University Democrats are affiliated with the national Democratic Party, and work to facilitate local and statewide races….
By Eli Bowman The Problem On social media, we are all well aware of how to press the “hot buttons” of our political counterparts. That’s part of the fun of arguing! Even when we agree with someone on many things when we find a divide we immediately pounce with claws at the ready to tear…
Gabrielle Okun An artist re-imagined famous world leaders as hipsters in a series, “HIPSTORY,” according to a release The Daily Caller News Foundation obtained. Amit Shimoni, an Israeli artist, creates unique portraits featuring well-known world leaders as hipsters or people decked out in avant-garde modern fashion trends in his HIPSTORY series. Shimoni continues to expand…
Blake Neff In a concession to activists who claim the song is offensive, the marching band at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) will no longer play the song “Dixie” as part of its routine at sporting events. “Dixie” was first published in 1860, just prior to the outbreak of the American Civil War. Although…
by Kevin Daley Changing a child’s diaper seems more like a punishment than a crime. In the state of Arizona, it is both. The Arizona state legislature passed a vaguely-worded law concerning child sexual abuse with language so broad that it unintentionally bans normal parental activities. The statute was upheld by the state supreme court. The law…
