The American Legion [Volume 163, No. 4 (October 2007)]

The Last Best Hope: In the shadow of the Virginia Tech shootings, America should remember that for every dark moment in our history, there are many more rays of light. By William J. Bennett. -- "Magic Medicine": VA's National Veterans Creative Arts Festival helps patients use their muses to help them heal. By Steve Brooks. -- Southern Discomfort: Amnesty is no answer to America's unresolved crisis on the border with Mexico. By James Jay Carafano. -- Terror's Free Ride in Cyberspace: In the online battle for information dominance, the enemy is enjoying a troubling advantage. By Ken Olsen. -- The Transatlanticist: Unlike his predecessor, French President Nicolas Sarkozy is, without apology, a friend of America. By Alan W. Dowd. -- War on Film: The inaugural GI Film Festival in Washington celebrates the big-screen legacy and heroism of those who've served. By John Raughter. -- Sold on The American Legion: With decades of experience in military recruiting and sales, National Commander Marty Conatser is eager to grow the nation's largest veterans organization. By Matt Grills. -- Vet Voice -- Big Issues -- Rapid Fire -- Comrades -- Parting Shots