Grayson Barber is a Fellow at the Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University. A First Amendment litigator and privacy advocate with a solo practice in Princeton, New Jersey, Grayson does volunteer work for the American Civil Liberties Union and chairs the privacy committee of its New Jersey affiliate. Grayson advises the Intellectual Freedom subcommittee of the New Jersey Library Association, and is the immediate past chair of the Individual Rights Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association. She served on the New Jersey Privacy Study Commission and the state Supreme Court Special Committee on Public Access to Court Records. A graduate of Rutgers Law School in Newark, Grayson clerked for  the Honorable Robert E. Cowen, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third  Circuit.     (updated September 2008)

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Josephine Miles, Sisyphus                    W. H. Auden, The Unknown Citizen

“I know it is easy to protect the interests of the rich and powerful; but it is a great labor to guard the rights of the poor and downtrodden – it is the eternal labor of Sisyphus, forever to be renewed.” –Thaddeus Stevens (1866)