The blog will be a little light today, as I have other pressing matters: namely, my 25th high school reunion.

I know, I can't believe it either.

So, quickly.

The Globe reports that the K-School 4 won't face any criminal charges for shouting down FBI director Robert Mueller. (I wonder if they're disappointed?) Apparently Harvard's nameless, late-night plea worked; if Harvard won't press charges, the cops won't either.

Here's a little pop quiz for you: Without doing any research, can you name any of the causes the K-School 4 were screaming about?

In the Crimson, two smart guys tell the RIAA where it can go. Bravo! That's the spirit.

If Harvard decides to renovate its dorms—which are in serious need of that—it will need to build a provisional dorm to house exiled students. As Yale's experience shows, there could be some unintended consequences: more people living on campus.

By the way...would that require still more fundraising by Drew Faust?

School of Public Health dean Barry Bloom is actually making headway trying to convince Hollywood that smoking in films should affect their ratings. Interesting. Not sure how I feel about this...does anyone smoke in a G-rated movie, anyway?

Have a great weekend, everyone.