Brian Gongol



The Speaker of the House has stepped out to point out that he's against an impeachment campaign against the state's Supreme Court justices

The winds especially left behind a terrible mess

The good: It will allow the university to outsource a lot of the parts of its IT work that create headaches, and likely create some savings while giving students access to better tools. The bad: There are legitimate reasons to have concern about Google's approach to privacy, and a conscientious objector to Google probably can't opt-out without a whole lot of hassle.