school in Australia, everyone was issued laptops last year. The rollout
began with seniors (y12) and progressed down through the years. Within about 2
hours of having the machines most of my year had installed chrome, bypassed
the web filtering, installed iTunes and copied their music to the laptops. The
school knew immediately, and came around to the classrooms to inform everyone
that we had now been restricted to 10GB of space on the laptops, and that they
had removed iTunes and chrome.

For the remainder of the year everyone found ways to play games and to log
onto various school servers and mess with things. It was more a point of we
could. A lot of people still used pen and paper, or their own laptops. The
most common use of the school issued laptops was freeWestern progressives who support the likes of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the United Kingdom's Labour Party, couch their hostility toward Israel and anti-Semitic rhetoric as legitimate criticism of the Israeli government. Earlier this year, for example, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) rushed to the defense of Omar, who not only accused American politicians of supporting Israel because of the influence of Jewish money, but also insinuated that American Jews are guilty of "allegiance to a foreign country," meaning Israel. "We must not equate anti-Semitism with legitimate criticism of the right-wing, Netanyahu government in Israel," Sanders said after Omar received a wave of bipartisan backlash. "Rather, we must develop an even-handed Middle East policy which brings Israelis and Palestinians together for a lasting