It's a perfectly crisp Monday morning at Mr. Jefferson's University. Not quite cold but the early fall air packs enough of a chill that a sweater is a necessity for the first time in months, and hot coffee makes for a perfect early morning walk along the silently serene Lawn.
It's there, steps from the Rotunda, that I meet a man named Michael Bunting. He's a fourth-year at the University from a small town in Northern Virginia called Aldie, majoring in Computer Science and Engineering. He's the president of both a campus ministry (Grounds ministry?) organization called Cru and of the Engineering Student Council.