Free Republic

(Aug. 23) -- Forty years ago Tuesday, a van loaded with explosives rocked the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, killing one person and wounding three others -- all part of a protest against the war in Vietnam. It was also the biggest domestic terrorism attack until the Oklahoma City bombing 25 years later. Three of four of the anti-war culprits were captured and served time in prison. But 40 years later, the hunt for the fourth suspect -- Leo Burt, a student and aspiring journalist at the time -- continues. "We're still pursuing leads like he's still alive," Bruce Carroll, a...