As of Saturday, October 29th, I was given official notice by express mail that I am expelled from Loretto High School. This was given completely without forewarning, without a meeting, and without a chance to say goodbye. My family is now seeking legal advice, and more details will follow.

First, I would like to thank those who commented on my blog, especially the women who courageously spoke about their abortion experiences. There is no better or truer voice for the pro-life movement than those who have had abortions. Thank you for sharing your stories.
After the initial uproar and confusion over Ms. Bain’s [...]

In case some of you have not figured it out yet, Wynette Sills is my mother. I was unable to reveal this earlier because at the time of my last post, my family felt that it might make my time at Loretto awkward. After all, our family appreciates the school and hopes that my younger [...]

I have just come across an excellent pro-life website. It is At first, I thought that “Abort73″ meant no on Proposition 73, but since the website is very anti-abortion and there is no mention of Prop 73, I think that it means Abort 1973, which is the year of Roe vs. Wade.
Anyways, this is [...]

I really don’t want to just reiterate what other people have already said, so if you haven’t heard this story before, click here before you read further.
OK, my school’s political club is having this as the main topic in our meeting tomorrow, which was not my decision. I really don’t think that we will have [...]

Conservative Schooler has written this on his blog. It’s definitely a must-read and really shows what would happen if we as a society adopted the thinking of those that oppose Prop 73.
Here’s an excerpt:
“Right now, California Public Schools require that parents see their student’s report cards. In addition, teachers may call parents at home [...]

Since a lot of things have been happening on my blog and in general this week, I have decided to just write about it all in one post.
1. Stand up and Speak Out has some new features such as the side menu, (which took forever to manipulate to work in my blog!)
2. My blog used [...]

Bush has choosen Harriet Miers as his nominee to the Supreme Court. From the SF Chronicle: “Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., had urged the president to consider Miers, according to several officials familiar with Bush’s consultations with Congress.” That in itself is scary enough.
Miers has never been a judge, and has [...]

SactoDan has written a post on a New York Times article about life in prison. Because I have very strong pro-life beliefs, I do not think that we should use the death penalty as punishment. To me, this just doing the same thing that the crimminal did. I do not, however, think [...]

Today I took the political compass questionnaire here. First you answer questions on “how you see the country and the world, such as “I’d always support my country, whether it was right or wrong.” And you have to say whether you strongly disagree, disagree, agree, or strongly agree. Next are questions on the economy, “personal [...]

Thomas Sowell hit the nail on the head. In a column titled “Smart ‘problems’” Sowell addresses the problem that many teachers face: smart students. “Most of the teachers in our public schools do not have what it takes to develop high intellectual potential in students. They cannot give students what they don’t [...]

I know that this is probably old news (2 days old) but I thought that I should mention it. All I can say is Thank God.

Also, if you go here to Yahoo Most Viewed News you will notice that while Paris Hilton’s breakup is #2, Roberts being confirmed is not even in the top [...]