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Mar 9, 2003
A teacher were to have a bumper sticker on his or her car
which read: "War with Iraq. NO!" OR one which read "Let's
kick Iraqi a$$"." Would said teacher be required to remove
said bumper sticker? Would the teacher be able to park on
school property where students might be able to see the
bumper sticker? Where does a teacher's own civil rights
end and begin?
What if I live in the same small town where I teach and I
choose to post a huge political campaign sign in my yard
(which I did during the last election mind you) where the
world can see it including my literate students? What if
they asked me about said sign? Even if I refuse to discuss
it on school property (which I do) the students (because
they are literate and thoughtful) might know exactly where
I stand on the war issue and our esteemed president. What
then? Must I no longer participate in the political
process like other Americans s...See More
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TO ALL THE MILITARY WIFES IN ME+THROUGHOUT
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On 3/09/03, Georgia Hedrick wrote:
> They have to obey. That's were
> little kids just don't get it. They are taught that fighting
> is wrong except in self-defense and yet, off go their parents
> to fight--not to defend, but to attack. Sad. Scarey. gh
To the military wifes: This is YOU<...See More
On 3/09/03, Georgia Hedrick wrote:
> They have to obey. That's were
> little kids just don't get it. They are taught that fighting
> is wrong except in self-defense and yet, off go their parents
> to fight--not to defend, but to attack. Sad. Scarey. gh
To the military wifes: This is YOU<...See More
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On 3/10/03, Georgia Hedrick wrote:
> Education isn't the simple dispensing of information. Education
is
> much more than that. Education is development of the mind and
body
> to make a better person. Indoctrination has nothing to do with
> this. This is about discussion of both points of ...See More