‘Tis the Season – for finals and awesome concerts!

Well, in two weeks and two days (not that I’m counting or anything), I will be back in the Wyo for summer break! Hopefully more regular blogging and commenting will take place at that point in time.
These next two weeks are filled with such fun activities like writing three final essays for [...]

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Boker Tov!

(Good morning!)
Here are a few links that caught my eye as I did my morning scan:
Miss America Lauren Nelson Goes Undercover to Bust Child Sex Predators
I was actually pleasantly surprised with this story. Although Miss America has always been better than Miss USA (I’ll let you guess which one Mr. Trump [...]

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Partial-Birth Abortion Ban – Misconceptions and Realities

There was quite the gem in the Cornell Daily Sun today via a column by Laura Taylor ‘07 titled “Life and Death.”
Taylor begins dramatically,
With the aftermath of the Virginia Tech killings monopolizing media attention, a grave regression of women’s rights in this country passed largely unnoticed last week.
Well, you know what they say: One [...]

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5 Years Ago: Shooter Subdued by Armed Students

Oh, I know. This article from World Net Daily is a big surprise, right? Especially to all you people with any common sense. We know that guns kill people – they don’t save lives. Or do they?
Death toll limited before campus gun ban
5 years ago, shooter subdued by armed students
A deeply [...]

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Happy Earth Day!

I completely forgot that today is the most wonderful day of the year! Have no fear, Google was there to remind me.
(/sarcasm)
Honestly, I’m not exactly sure what this is. Glaciers melting and flooding the earth a la “Day After Tomorrow”? How original.

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Ivy League Balderdash!

Well, I think my mom has opened up a can of worms for my poor little Cornell over at Hot Air. The latest update from see-dubya is about President Skorton’s remarks at the vigil on Thursday afternoon. Namely, his inclusion of the VTech shooter as the 33rd victim in “our family.” By [...]

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Another [barbaric practice] bites the dust!

Hopefully.
Obviously, everyone is talking about this right now. My mom, Allahpundit, SCOTUSblog, Students for Life of America, National Right to Life Committee, and Lifenews.com.
I definitely want to look into this decision further, but I actually have to run to the CCFL meeting now. As great as this decision is, there’s never really a [...]

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Pray for Virginia Tech

There isn’t any purpose in linking to a specific news story about this morning’s shootings at Virginia Tech, because it is the leading headline of every major news outlet. Hot Air seems to have a thread open with continuous updates, so I’ll probably keep track over there. I can’t imagine the horror that [...]

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Seeing is Believing

Yesterday, the Georgia Senate approved a bill adding an ultrasound component to existing informed consent requirements in the Woman’s Right to Know Act.
When the bill was voted on in the Georgia House, I thought Representative James Mills made the best argument:
“If all of us — no matter where we’re at — if we hate to [...]

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Wally World Today, Target Tomorrow?

I noticed that Wal-Mart had caved to Planned Parenthood sometime last week, and it appears that PP has recognized this for the victory that it is and has now set its sights on Target. (Seriously, I am not going to have anywhere left to shop if they keep this up.)
From Lifenews.com, “Planned Parenthood Targets [...]

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