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Feb 27, 2003
Please review this article in the Washington Times..
Here is three short statements:
"Members of the Maine National Guard, called up to prepare
for an attack on Iraq, have asserted that their children
are being harassed at school by teachers who oppose the war"
"The incidents involved students in elementary and middle
schools, some as young as 7 years old, he said.What we're
hearing is that some of the educators are talking about the
possible war in Iraq being unethical and that those who
would fight it are unethical"
Mr. Albanese (state commissioner of education) wrote in a
letter sent Tuesday to all superintendents and principals
in Maine.
"In some cases, parents — who are about to be
deployed — have observed added stress and anxiety among
their children who perceive a staff member or their peers
as being insensitive to their beliefs and the potential
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On 2/27/03, MIKE wrote:
> Steve,
>
> I agree with you on the old saying you mentioned, except I
> heard it went further-
>
> Those who can-- do
> Those who can't--- teach
> Those who can't teach-- go into politics.
>
> In Maine, it now reads-
>
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