A great moment in sports history
I’ve been remiss in congratulating Tiger Woods (who I know checks for updates to this blog hourly) on winning the 135th British Open Golf Championships this past Sunday.
He’s not right very often, but when he is …
… he’s very very right (no pun intended). I’m talking about Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz, who has written a scathing piece that lays out the case for how the do-nothings at the UN legitimizes terrorists. A snippet:
A victory in the war on terror
Let’s hear it for U.S. District Judge Matthew F. Kennelly! Via AP:
50 most beautiful people on Capitol Hill list should have included all of Washington, DC
The Hill has posted its “50 most beautiful people on Capitol Hill” list, which you can read/view here. Plenty of eye candy there for both male and female readers of this blog (I’m still catching my breath after reading about Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) … note to self: check out the Senator’s site more in depth later 😉 ).
The war on Lieberman
David Broder at the Washington Post writes today that Lieberman-supporting Democrats are pulling out all the stops in their quest to help him overcome the dark-horse candidacy of Ned Lamont:
What exactly does this have to do with teaching?
I normally take CNS News with a grain of salt, but this morning they are on the mark with their report that the American Federation of Teachers have adopted an official stance on …… the war in Iraq (among other non-school related positions). Mystifying. Here’s the story: