http://www.cnn.com/2002/EDUCATION/09/26/creationism.evolution/index.html
A suburban Atlanta school board Thursday night voted unanimously to allow teachers to introduce students to different views about the origins of life. The Cobb County Board of Education, the state's second-largest school board, approved the policy change after limited discussion, calling it a "necessary element of providing a balanced education." The board's vote drew cheers from some and expressions of dismay from others in the packed meeting room. "This supposed victory [by proponents of alternate theories] was shallow, very shallow," said Jeffrey Selman. Selman and other opponents believe the new policy is a step toward introducing religion -- in particular, creationism -- in public schools. "We're going to be watching this very closely." rob The school board from my home area, one of the members had a rant during a meeting about music being played around school and sporting events. It started normally, then he started talking about the DJ's behavior. Then somehow he tied in metal music with satan worshiping and the occult and, wait for it, Harry Potter. The others members thanked him for his comments and promised it would be looked into. Kevin T. And so it begins _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
