The terrorism club and privacy

You ever say something stupid and then think, 'Thank God that wasn't printed in the newspaper' ?

Well, sometimes you're not so lucky.

From the article:
"Other students also had mixed feelings [about privacy options for e-mail groups]. LSA sophomore Henry Birdseye said, 'E-mail groups can often reveal things about you, and if you’re in a group of private interests then you might want to keep it secret.

'I can’t think of anything that shouldn’t be hidden, but that might just be because I haven’t thought about it. Unless it’s a terrorism club,' Birdseye added."

The terrorism club meets every Tuesday. Bring your own side dish.

(productivity.)

A terrorism club? What was I thinking?

"Yeah, I'll just tell the newspaper lady about a terrorist group on campus that has formed an email group to better communicate its hate agenda via the internet. Then the members of that club should be public! I am an expert on privacy!"