In an online discussion forum, a respected activist recently lamented the decentralization of gay community advocacy. He made a powerful case that we would be better off if our efforts were more regimented and unified.
Tag: freedom
Congressman Moran’s News Commentary
Protecting the human rights of all people, no matter where they live, should continue to be a major component of U.S. foreign policy.
Anything But Straight: Defending Liberalism
It’s campaign season, which means conservatives will try to paint Democrats as “liberals,” as if it were a dirty word. I, for one, am proud to be a liberal and believe we should stand up against these conservative smears. One of the great fallacies in modern lore is that liberalism […]
Iraq in Their Backpack
As national attention dwells on economic woes and approaching elections, the day-to-day coverage of the Iraq War is lost to quick sound bites and brief flashes across the television screen. Brenda Elthon aims to change that by capturing the American pulse with Songs for our Soldiers, a melodic odyssey that […]
Mason Boys Lax Improves to 10-1; Girls Split 2 Games
The Mason boys lacrosse team has put the sting of a mid-season loss to Broad Run behind them, as they continued building on their incredible season with another win on Thursday, bringing their season record to an outstanding 10-1.
Letters to the Editor
Why Falls Church’s Love Affair With Residential?
David Brooks: Pitching With Purpose
A few years ago, a former professional baseball player mentioned a book that had made a great impression on him.
Scoring Blitz Sends GMHS to 3-0 Start; Blakemore, Johansen Combine for 15 Goals
The George Mason High School varsity girls lacrosse team opened its season with a very busy first week, playing and winning three games.
Mason Boys Soccer Starts off on Right Foot, Then Slips to Stuart
The last time a freshman opened the season as the keeper for the George Mason High School varsity soccer team was in 2001, when Alex Fatovic took his place in the box, beginning a storied career as a Mustang, capped off by a state championship in 2004.
School News and Notes
Congressional Schools of Virginia students (left to right) Maham Sohrab, Gilman Cuda and Aurelie Tu won the top three honors in the Annandale Rotary sponsored Four-Way Test essay contest, pictured here with Congressional’s Head of School Seth Ahlborn. (Photo: Courtesy Alyce Penn)
