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Uniforms everywhere...

Stuttgart will now have their kiddies wearing uniforms K-12. Hopfully they will have a more tolerant approach to the students' first amendment right to free speech. If not, they can call up the Watson Chapel folks--or Roy Moore for that matter--and ask what the going rate is on oppression.

Posted by Adam Weeks on October 18, 2006 08:01 PM | Permalink

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The Crossett School Board voted a few days ago to rescind their uniform policy.

Great idea.

Posted by: Old Blue Eyes | October 30, 2006 06:15 PM

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