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Mar 2, 2003
I was amazed at how many people lashed out at all "Maine
teachers" instead of going directly to the problem. Some
people said they were not moving to Maine, some were not
buying Maine products anymore and some just made absurd
comments. Yes, we all have a right to our opinion, but
let's make sure we're addressing the problem and not making
a bigger one! As educators, we know our boundaries, but
apparently some teachers made a huge mistake. So, although
I agree they made an extremely bad decision, if it is ALL
true, we can't blame the world or the state of Maine for
their choices!
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