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Feb 10, 2012 30 min

EOT82 Vote Against 2/7/12

from Eye on the Triangle Hosted by WKNC 88.1 | NC State Student Radio

Vote Against/Amendment 1 - California is not the only state currently trying to make same-sex marriage unconstitutional. Amendment one would make same-sex marriage unconstitutional right here in North Carolina. We bring you a discussion with two members of the Vote Against project to find out a little more about this controversial bill. Darwin Day - Ever since Charles Darwin first proposed his theory of evolution over fifty years ago, this historical figure has been shrouded in controversy. As Darwin Day approaches, Mark Herring has some thoughts. Slow Down - Ever feel overwhelmed by the fast-paced lifestyle of the modern world? Our new contributor Deondre’ does, and he’s here to remind us that sometimes we just have to slow down. Afghanistan - In today’s soundbite culture, the politics of war often supersede the more human aspect. Here to bring us the more personal, human-centered paradigm is Mark Herring.

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For this week’s Eye on the Triangle, Will Allen interviews some members of Vote Against, a group campaigning against Proposition 1, up for vote this spring. Contributor Mark Herring has some thoughts on the always-controversial Charles Darwin as well as the war in Afghanistan. Deondre Jones has some thoughts about our fast-paced way of life. As always, we’ve got one eye on the arts, weather, news, and current events around campus.

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