While it remains to be seen whether William and Mary has learned it’s lesson of hiring far left wing extremists as the decider’s on campus today is a good day. Gene Nichol, famous for attempting to banish the Cross from Wrenn Chapel and his decision to bring an obscene sex show to campus, […]

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I usually refrain from commenting upon issues unique to other states because I try to adhere to a strict interpretation of the 10th Amendment of the Constitution. What happens in Massachusetts and Minnesota may distress me but if they want to weight themselves down in taxes and cultural decay that is their business. […]

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This question popped up on yahoo the other day. After reading the article I was (only slightly) surprised to see the experts mentioning all manner of reasons for the increase of HIV cases in young populations except one—sex. There are two major ways for someone to contract HIV: needle sharing, and sex. The article made […]

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By: Carlton Huffman
Visiting Colonial Williamsburg can bring out the best in patriots as its living history theme captures the nostalgia of America’s birth and the passion of our Founders. To walk in the footsteps of Washington, Jefferson, Mason, and Lee is both inspiring and humbling at the same time. It truly is […]

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This is the first I’ve heard about it, but apparently there is a new study that will be published in the January/February ‘08 issue of the American Journal of Health Behavior. The study has found abstinence education in Virginia delays the onset of sexual behavior in teens by almost 50%. (Read the article here)
Governor […]

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The Washington Post reports today that Gov. Kaine has decided to help close a budget shortfall by cutting off $275,000 in state funding for abstinence-only education. (Read the article here)
Naturally, Planned Parenthood is hailing this move as the responsible course of action, and just plain common sense given a recent study on the effectiveness of […]

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I came across an interesting Op-Ed today in, of all places, The Washington Post. Charlotte Allen wrote the piece describing her experience trying to decline a living will, and her thoughts on this practice.
Ms. Allen’s experience of being continually asked about having a living will during her interactions with hospital staff for a (relatively) minor […]

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Colonial Forge High School in Stafford County is being sued by a student who was denied the opportunity to start a school recognized pro-life club (read the story here). The student is being represented by the Alliance Defence Fund (read their story here).
Apparently, the student’s request was denied because the school claimed the club was […]

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I haven’t heard anything about this except in this one article in the Chicago Sun-Times. Apparently the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons has filed a lawsuit against the FDA saying that women are not adequately informed about the morning after pill (also called Plan B, or EC for emergency contraceptive).
I have been watching and […]

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I was alarmed to hear on the news this morning of a video being used in public schools for elementary aged kids.
The video, “That’s a Family!” was produced by the San Francisco based Women’s Educational Media. The film is recommended for grades 1-6 and is narrated almost entirely by children.
As a sample letter […]

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