Sonia Mohammed attended UT from 1994-1999. Sonia was the most outspoken woman conservative at UT during the 1990s and one of the most effective spokesmen for conservative ideas on campus since the Reagan era. She currently resides and works in Austin and remains politically active in the community. We're the only conservative publication on campus that has a sense of humor and focuses primarily on campus issues. I am so proud to have been a part of the stubborn refusal to submit to authority.
Willful disobedience says it all.
If you are a true conservative and you are willing to be a warrior for the right, then lead, don't follow. All too often, conservatives face pressures to keep quiet by those on the edge of the movement who are more interested in obtaining power than defending conservative convictions. If any campus organization claiming to represent conservatism doesn't stand up for your values, either take it over or don't be afraid to bolt and start your own. On some campuses, the CRs are a powerhouse of conservative activism, but at UT, they're moderates. If making coffee at party functions and fawning over politicos is your idea of making a difference, then the CRs will be just right for you.