Damn it if these girls had been Boy Scouts this wouldn't have happened.

Russel Madere wrote:
> I have seen the play and enjoyed.  It was a double feature followed by Late 
> Night Catechism.  Interesting combination.
>
> I grew up in an environment where my word was my bond.  It was actually the 
> only thing of value I could offer some people at the time.To read the 
> reaction to this and to call it censorship is rediculous to me.  I was tought 
> then that 12 points should guide my life: tustworthy, loyal, helpful, 
> friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful thrifty, brave clean and 
> reverent.
>
> It seems to me these girls have only self gratification as their guiding 
> principles.  That saddens me.
>
>   
>> I see Russel's point.
>>
>> I think most of us probably agree that:
>> 1) The school shouldn't have a problem with this in the first place and
>> 2) If they did, they should have just not allowed the reading at all.
>>
>> Also....if the girls had a problem with this (which they'd have every right
>> too) they should have taken it up with the school administration to get
>> their grievance heard. If enough students and parents expressed their
>> concerns, the school would probably have relented.
>>
>> The wrong way to handle it is to pretend to go along with it, then go back
>> on your word.
>>
>> On 3/7/07, Russel Madere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>     
>
> 

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