* Fun fun. Malkin’s angry at Yale for allowing a Talibani to be a student. Me, I think it’s a great idea, no one really knows how totally screwed up these religious fanatics are… getting to see one in action…

Yale’s Alma Mater, written a century ago, ends: “For God, for Country and for Yale.” That doesn’t fit the Yale of today. I make a case for a new ending.
See what you think.

Here’s more on the Taliban at Yale. Check out the Washington Times editorial and the new blog about it. Via Michelle Malkin.

My days as a spokesman for the Taliban seem a lifetime away… …but so much controversy! It seemed like the perfect time to get involved in another great American institution, SPRING BREAK, BABY!

Apparently Yale administrators don’t see the irony in forbidding the US Military on their campus because of the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy in regards to homosexuals, but going abovce and beyond to accomdate the Taliban, who …