¡No! ¡No! ¡No! to draft and war

It's another sad day for young students who aspire to gain a better understanding of the world around them, as the trustees of two California community colleges have cancelled their schools' study-abroad programs in Spain, apparently because they don't appreciate the Spanish government's change in attitude toward the U.S.-led war effort.

To some, it may be frustrating that other governments have not shared the Bush regime's enthusiasm for war in Iraq. But to express that displeasure by ruining students' courses of study? Depressing. Those trustees are teaching their students a hard lesson, all right.


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