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He first rose to prominence as president of [[C4]], and later became the rabble-rousing head of the [[College Republicans]]: he helped bring controversial former Attorney General John Ashcroft and the immigration vigilante [[:w:The Minuteman Project Inc.|Minutemen]] group to campus. The latter event prompted the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident. In another provocative move, he initiated the Republicans' global warming beach party. | He first rose to prominence as president of [[C4]], and later became the rabble-rousing head of the [[College Republicans]]: he helped bring controversial former Attorney General John Ashcroft and the immigration vigilante [[:w:The Minuteman Project Inc.|Minutemen]] group to campus. The latter event prompted the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident. In another provocative move, he initiated the Republicans' global warming beach party. | ||
| − | Kulawik's penchant for eye-catching stunts has gained him notoriety. In an interview with the ''[[New York Times]]'' he referred to himself as the "most hated person on campus".<ref>Reference required.</ref> He also debated then-''[[Blue and White]]'' editor [[Avi Zenilman]] on the [[Bill O'Reilly]] show, claiming he felt unsafe on campus after the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident. This is only further evidence that Kulawik enjoys a high profile and likes to raise it by fueling the flame. | + | Kulawik's penchant for eye-catching stunts has gained him notoriety. In an interview with the ''[[New York Times]]'' he referred to himself as the "most hated person on campus".<ref>Reference required.</ref> He also debated then-''[[The Blue and White|Blue and White]]'' editor [[Avi Zenilman]] on the [[Bill O'Reilly]] show, claiming he felt unsafe on campus after the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident. This is only further evidence that Kulawik enjoys a high profile and likes to raise it by fueling the flame. |
Kulawik also wrote a column called "Chris Shrugged" for the [[Columbia Spectator]].<ref>[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/home/index.cfm?buttonPushed=1&event=displaysearchresults&q=chris+shrugged&tiOrderType=1 Kulawik's column in the Spec]</ref> The title was a reference to [[w:Ayn Rand|Ayn Rand]]'s novel ''[[w:Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged]]''. During his first year of writing the column, he would often write columns to provoke campus leftists, for example calling for the renaming of the [[Malcolm X Lounge]]. Later, however, he seems to have moderated his rhetoric somewhat. | Kulawik also wrote a column called "Chris Shrugged" for the [[Columbia Spectator]].<ref>[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/home/index.cfm?buttonPushed=1&event=displaysearchresults&q=chris+shrugged&tiOrderType=1 Kulawik's column in the Spec]</ref> The title was a reference to [[w:Ayn Rand|Ayn Rand]]'s novel ''[[w:Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged]]''. During his first year of writing the column, he would often write columns to provoke campus leftists, for example calling for the renaming of the [[Malcolm X Lounge]]. Later, however, he seems to have moderated his rhetoric somewhat. | ||
Revision as of 10:15, 14 May 2013
Chris Kulawik '08CC, was a well-known conservative student.
He first rose to prominence as president of C4, and later became the rabble-rousing head of the College Republicans: he helped bring controversial former Attorney General John Ashcroft and the immigration vigilante Minutemen group to campus. The latter event prompted the Minuteman stage-rush incident. In another provocative move, he initiated the Republicans' global warming beach party.
Kulawik's penchant for eye-catching stunts has gained him notoriety. In an interview with the New York Times he referred to himself as the "most hated person on campus".[1] He also debated then-Blue and White editor Avi Zenilman on the Bill O'Reilly show, claiming he felt unsafe on campus after the Minuteman stage-rush incident. This is only further evidence that Kulawik enjoys a high profile and likes to raise it by fueling the flame.
Kulawik also wrote a column called "Chris Shrugged" for the Columbia Spectator.[2] The title was a reference to Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged. During his first year of writing the column, he would often write columns to provoke campus leftists, for example calling for the renaming of the Malcolm X Lounge. Later, however, he seems to have moderated his rhetoric somewhat.
After graduation, Kulawik attended law school at Harvard.
References
- ↑ Reference required.
- ↑ Kulawik's column in the Spec
