was a prank by a hacker. we caught up with the congressman again today to get some more answers. but this is what he said. aren t you concerned someone is looking at your sensitive information? i m going to return to working on the things i care about. i participated in the story a couple of days now, given comments on it. this is a distraction, and i m not going to let it distract me. are the capitol police looking into it? put out a statement about that in the past couple days. put out a couple statements. i m trying the best to i just spent a couple days cooperating, and you know, trying to help you do your job, but at a certain point i m going get back to work, and i think we have reached that point today. this might go away if you answer some of the questions out there. i m not going to answer. to answer part of that question for you, the capitol police and the fbi tell cnn they are not currently investigating the case. conservative blogger andrew brightb
annual lecture, which bill was acknowledged not only by the wonderful talk, but because of a book he co-authored with james tatum, the dartmouth classics department on african-american writing and the classical tradition. it s a wonderful book, and the book is also available in the bookstore. i want to begin by asking the members of the audience, how many of you as children had dr. seuss read to you? let me see a show of hands. a good one half. none of us are too old. and how many of you read dr. seuss to your children? almost everyone. dr. seuss is a transgenerational author. he s an author who doesn t just address the children. he addresses the child that never dies and every adult. but when i turn to the daunting task of trying to take hold of the figure who became dr. seuss, i was confronted with a career that had so many different aspects. it was difficult to come up with a line that would begin to do justice to the multiple facets of dr. seuss. and at the same time, giv