I started my column last week by mentioning a conversation I overheard on the Lawn. I do not know if there is something special about the Lawn, University students, or if I just happen to be in the right place at the right time, but I always catch snippets of conversations that pertain to important issues while rushing through Mr. Jefferson's Academical Village. Two weeks ago, I heard a student informing
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