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How far have radicals gone in taking over common sense and public property?
"According to their suit, they took breaks from class to pray with each other and other students on a balcony. On two occasions, in November and December 2007, Kyriacou prayed with a teacher, Sharon Bell, in an office Bell shared with other faculty. The second time, when Bell was feeling ill, another teacher came in and told Kyriacou, "You can't be doing that in here," the suit said.
Both students received notices saying they faced suspension for "disruptive behavior." Omaga was accused of praying disruptively in class. After disciplinary hearings, school officials did not suspend them but warned them they would be punished if they prayed in a teacher's office again."
Yet, the same administration would allow sit-ins, walk outs, disruption in classes in support of terrorism, high taxes, etc.
Government schools are sick places. Someone should pray for them.
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"According to their suit, they took breaks from class to pray with each other and other students on a balcony. On two occasions, in November and December 2007, Kyriacou prayed with a teacher, Sharon Bell, in an office Bell shared with other faculty. The second time, when Bell was feeling ill, another teacher came in and told Kyriacou, "You can't be doing that in here," the suit said.
Both students received notices saying they faced suspension for "disruptive behavior." Omaga was accused of praying disruptively in class. After disciplinary hearings, school officials did not suspend them but warned them they would be punished if they prayed in a teacher's office again."
Yet, the same administration would allow sit-ins, walk outs, disruption in classes in support of terrorism, high taxes, etc.
Government schools are sick places. Someone should pray for them.
More...