the conservative movement.

Among YAF alumni are individuals who expanded upon the conservative movement with other groups, such as Michelle Easton, who started The Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute, and Morton Blackwell, who founded The Leadership Institute. The founder of the Libertarian Party was a YAF alumnus.

The Conservative Political Action Conference was started in joint effort between YAF, American Conservative Union, Human Events, and National Review. Former president of the National Rifle Association, David Keene, started my own campus’ YAF Chapter in 1965.

President Ronald Reagan was the Honorary National Chairman for YAF for over four decades. A number of US Senators and House Representatives, along with former Vice President Dan Quayle and Attorney General Jeff Sessions are all YAF alumni.

In addition to people who’ve emerged from YAF to bea sequel to Miller Lite's bawdy, controversial "Catfight" commercial that was to air during the network's coverage of the NCAA's men's basketball championships April 5 and 7.

NCAA President Myles Brand said at a news conference this week in New Orleans, site of the Final Four, that while he didn't have an opinion on beer company sponsorship of collegiate athletics, he deemed one of Miller's ads a bit too racy.

'Some decorum'
"There has to be some sense of decorum in commercials," Mr. Brand said. He said the NCAA "exercised our option in the contract with CBS not to permit that."

But a spokesman for Miller Lite, a division of SABMiller's Miller Brewing Co., said the NCAA's move was a non-issue because the beer maker earlier this week had already decided to