[ From Lansing State Journal ]

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• Lopez-Escutia: To Javier Lopez and Alma Escutia, a son, Javier Kristo Lopez-Escutia, at Sparrow Hospital, Jan. 24.
• Cook: To Jacob V and Marjana Cook, a son, Jacob Hargrave Cook VI, at Sparrow Hospital, Jan. 29.
• Guerrero: To Juan V and Alma Guerrero, a son, Angel Jesus Guerrero, at Sparrow Hospital, Jan. 29.
• Li: To Li Li and Xin Jin, a daughter, Ophylia Elizabeth Li, at Sparrow Hospital, Jan. 29.
• Foster: To James Foster and Natisha Adams, a son, Thomas Allen Foster, at Sparrow Hospital, Jan. 30.
• Brogan: To Justin Brogan and Veronica Vallejo, a daughter, Madeline Vallejo Brogan, at Sparrow Hospital, Jan. 31.
• Manley: To David Manley and Melissa Anderson, a daughter, Taylor Renee Manley, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 1.
• Stitt: To Karlton Stitt and Diana Rose, a daughter, Rosie Mary Elizabeth Stitt, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 1.
• Mitchell: To Tyrice Mitchell and Kelly Neumann, a son, Azarian Javon James Mitchell, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 2.
• Michaud: To Paul Beard Jr. and Brittany Michaud, a daughter, Ah’Shanea Ann Michaud, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 10.
• Dunbar: To Milauge Dunbar and Melinda Smith, a son, Milauge Damon Dunbar Jr., at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 12.
• Covington: To Shandra Hudson, twins: a daughter, NyAnna Ann Lissette Covington, and a son, Denzell Christian Covington, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 14.
• Lucas: To Tyrone and JaNice Lucas, a daughter, TyAnna Evaye Marena Lucas, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 17.
• Cushman: To Mark Cushman and Jennifer Miron, a son, Conlan Mark Gregory Cushman, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 20.
• Wilson: To Kenjuan Wilson and Jasmine Mitchell, a son, Kae’Vion D.Wayne LaMarr Wilson, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 21.
• Fochtman: To Sean and Monica Fochtman, a son, Connor Michael Fochtman, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 23.
• Stephenson: To Jeremy Stephenson and Sophia McEwen, a daughter, Jurnee Symone Stephenson, at Sparrow Hospital, Feb. 26.

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10 Responses to “[ From Lansing State Journal ]”

  1. Monna says on April 6th, 2008 at 4:23 pm :

    I’m so excited for the Democrats to win this fucking election so they have some fucking confidence in themselves and can go ahead and try this administration for every damn crime, no matter how small. if cheney spit on the sidewalk in 1982, i hope we nail him. does DC have a three strikes law?sincerely,diggum

  2. Michayla says on April 6th, 2008 at 5:13 pm :

    This has nothing to do with John Yoo’s academic freedom. The argument for firing Yoo relates not to his academic activities but to his actions while he was at the DOJ. Suppose that he wrote a memo defending the actions of the Nazis (not as defense counsel in a war crimes tribunal but as an advisor to Hitler trying to figure out how to justify genocide under German law). Would you still feel that John Yoo should be allowed to retain his professorship on the grounds of academic freedom? There may be a difference in degrees between him and the hypothetical Nazi lawyer (although not a lot), but I think John Yoo’s memo makes him an accomplice in war crimes.

  3. Laureen says on April 6th, 2008 at 6:04 pm :

    How about Wednesday afternoon? Is his office in Boalt Hall?[edit] hell, yes on the sign

  4. Randall says on April 6th, 2008 at 6:54 pm :

    Hey, I pay and paid for internet and I’m glad that you have the right to say stupid shit I don’t agree with right out here in public. Yoo got a doctoral degree and has to publish his ideas and say them in classes and UC Berkely students and redditors have the right to attack his ideas in public.Yoo busted his ass for his soapbox and is now stuck with standing on it. If you don’t like academic soapboxes, be like me, drop out, and speak your mind without “perfessionl” repercussions. It’s a lot easier our way.

  5. Katelynn says on April 6th, 2008 at 7:45 pm :

    I care… and she is hot… and yes I’d bone her.

  6. Lis says on April 6th, 2008 at 8:36 pm :

    What are the ground rules? No cursing? No chain saw noises in background? No screaming heebejeebis? No ‘you fire him or I’ll water board him myself’ threats?

  7. Angelica says on April 6th, 2008 at 9:26 pm :

    Yoo who?

  8. Sherri says on April 6th, 2008 at 10:17 pm :

    Hopefully you’ll be able to distinguish the line between FOS and conspiracy to commit war crimes by the time you graduate.

  9. Curtis says on April 6th, 2008 at 11:07 pm :

    My heart’s just not in it if I can’t have a big sign with a terrible pun using the guy’s name.