'Adopt the Chief' ?
Petition Drive
If
they ever choose to senselessly ban their
honored symbol of tradition and pride, we should be happy to have him.
Go Illini!
Note: This link is just for informational purposes; an endorsement of this petition drive is not implied.
posted by Aakash at 1:48 PM
More UIS bloggers...
'The Real Deal'
http://www.uis.edu/bloggers
But some of us were already here!
Update:
Among the chosen "UIS Bloggers," I know
Matt Wallace and
John Kelley and
Gabrielle Wiegand. Also check out Brad Ward's
TwoSouth.com site, which chronicles the adventures of the young Capitol Scholars living in Lincoln Residence Hall.
Brad also maintains the website for
Christian Student Fellowship at UIS.
As you can see, he's really good...
posted by Aakash at 1:45 PM
A Day for Reflection and Remembrance
9/11 Anniversary Round-Up
-
Rev. Donald Sensing lets us know about a 9/11 retrospective by Joe Katzman
- From
La Shawn Barber:
Where were you on September 11th?
- The Blogfather
provides a link to some 9/11 photos taken by his cousin-in-law
- I wonder what type of themes
Protest Warrior will be exhibiting in
their demonstrations... I don't know if I really want to know...
-
Victor David Hanson provides us with the same old, same old... over at NRO
- Check out
the article for this occassion by
Dr. David Alan Black
-
Here's what Libertarian Party presidential nominee
Michael Badnarik has to say
[It's Badnarik, and the Constitution Party's Michael Peroutka, who could be a real threat to Bush, more so than Nader's (or Cobb's threats to Kerry.]
- And don't miss
Peter Brimelow's
article on VDare.com
- Our friend
Dan Flynn has been
blogging about the 9/11 anniversary this week. But from his more-recent entry, I found out something that I didn't know...
September 11th is also the anniversary of the famous
Sharon Statement (which
I've cited several times before), which laid out the guiding principles for the modern conservative movement.
Via TownHall.com:
Young conservatives vow to never forget
Conservative campus activists rally to unify their campus communities on the anniversary of 9/11.
Young America's Foundation:
'NEVER FORGET' Project
From NewsMax.com:
Nation Marks Third Anniversary of 9/11
Fisk:
We Should Not Have Allowed 19 Terrorists to Change World
Mystery of Those Who Jumped
Bush: This Enemy Will Be Defeated [video and audio available at White House site]
Canadian Remembers How Firefighter Saved Lives
America Arises!
The
Washington Times editorial for today
President Bush proclaims Patriot Day
[WhiteHouse.gov]
** NEVER FORGET **
posted by Aakash at 10:00 PM
NOTE: The viewpoints expressed at this weblog are my own, and do not represent those of the UIS College Republicans, or any other organization with which I am involved.
The Swing of Things
The semester is now almost in full swing, and things are really picking up. I have been very busy - not just with class, but also with heading the College Republicans chapter at my university.
I've been working on a lot of things for CRs... You can see about some of them at
the official UIS CR weblog.
I am off now to one of our 9/11 Remembrance events listed there... The Candlelight Vigil.
I'll have more stuff up here soon.
For now, I want to suggest that we all spend today (what's left of it), reflecting on the atrocity that befell our nation three years ago, and about the issues, policies, people, places, and events regarding this tragedy.
God bless our nation. May he keep us strong and safe, and be with our leaders, and our people, in the near and distant future, helping to guide our actions and emotions.
posted by Aakash at 7:22 PM