Darfur

I have spoken about the situation in Darfur on previous posts, and since you already are aware of what's taking place there, I need not brief you on the situation in Sudan. (You bet not be sitting there, going Darfur? Hmm... Darfur?)

Today is the 1st Annual NBLSA International Day of Community Service. The day will be spent raising awareness for the victims of genocide in Darfur. Our local chapter has a program scheduled for today at the Law School. One of my old professors from LOC will be the guest speaker, Dr. Randolph Meade Walker.

You know, given this Administration's desire to spread freedom and democracy to the world, it's a damn shame they wanna wait for the rest of the international community to make moves before they do.

It would not be Spike if I did not end this brief post with a little private message to someone............ready? Here it go?

Jon B. O., if you aint interested in the Circus, stay yo tail at home. But seeing as it is that you have sooo much time on your hands, it might serve you some good coming in and listening. Peace and blessing to ya bruh.