The Chronicle of Higher Education reports this week on reforms designed to curb abuse of the .edu Internet domain. Although .edu should designate only accredited post-secondary educational establishments, one now finds commercial sites such as insurancefactory.edu, portal sites such as bucharest.edu, and even, in the case of intania.edu, "educational" sites devoted to pictures of bikini-clad girls. The latter site will surely irk campus progressives more than any other; after all, Cornell University historian Joan Jacobs Brumberg and Washington women's health advocate Jacquelyn Jackson teach us that the bikini oppresses women just as much as the burka.