Slater Crusader: It's Essential to be Curious, and Berkeley Students Aren't Curious

Mike Slater talks about the Berkeley riots before Milo's speech. He uses "To Build A Fire" By Jack London to draw connections form the main character to Berkeley students. They are arrogant, just like the man from the story trying to survive alone. "Arrogance used to be broken down at universities. Students should leave humble. They should leave more humble than when they arrived...They shouldn't leave more arrogant." The Mike Slater Show is live every Saturday from 3pm-6pm ET, only on The BlazeRadioNetwork.www.theblaze.com/radio [email protected] Twitter: @slaterradio Facebook: Mike Slater Show www.youtube.com/channel/UCk4jOPkXNG0wFumw2J