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Last Thursday the law school sent out an email asking for feedback on its email service and what students thought about the importance of having computers in school.  Some of my professors have told us that there is a growing constituency of GW Law faculty who disapprove of having students use computers in class.

Americans are starting to realize that what we voted for was merely he who appeared hopeful.  "Hope" itself is not a thing that can be given, not really.  It is something we must find for ourselves. 

Readers of the "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" are probably familiar with the image of the entire kingdom beginning to thaw as the spell of the evil witch is lifted.  Creatures that were frozen begin to come back to life, rivers begin to flow again, the entire realm breaks into spring, and so on. . . 

It is ironic that during the times when free trade and open markets are most needed, politicians have a natural tendency to promote protectionism.  Nevertheless, when jobs begin to disappear during an economic downturn, people often look for something to blame.

Dear Mr. President,

I oppose research that destroys human embryos, and I oppose federal funding that creates an incentive to do so.