Students for Liberty

Damon W. Root | December 5, 2008

Here's something for all of you liberty-loving undergraduates:

Registration is open for the Second Annual Students for Liberty Conference, which will be held at George Washington University in Washington, DC from February 20-22, 2009. It looks like a really great program, capped off with a keynote address from Venezuelan student activist Yon Goicoechea, the recipient of the Cato Institute's 2008 Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty. For details and registration, check out SFL's website.

Comments

Young \'Un|12.5.08 @ 6:52PM|#

Cool.

|12.5.08 @ 9:03PM|#

As a GW alumnus who was repeatedly threatened with loss of housing and being banned from campus Freshman year for the possession of 2 pipes and 0.7 grams of marijuana "stems, seeds, and residue," I find this hilarious.

economist|12.6.08 @ 11:07PM|#

"As a GW alumnus who was repeatedly threatened with loss of housing and being banned from campus Freshman year for the possession of 2 pipes and 0.7 grams of marijuana 'stems, seeds, and residue,' I find this hilarious."

Just be glad* they didn't get you jailed.

*Remember that it could have been much worse. Unfortunately.