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By Rob Kall (about the author) Page 1 of 2 page(s)
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Local residents are outraged and called a last minute protest on Labor day at the county seat. About 100 protesters showed up.
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Little Carolyn Ansin sends the school district her message
Carolyn Ansin's father, Det Ansin, commented, "It was an appropriate response to an obscene act. To the press, the
district initially justified their actions as a response to numerous
angry phone calls. If they received enough angry phone calls, would
they stop teaching evolution?"

In sleepy Doylestown PA, a 100 person demonstration is a rare event

Joe Frederick, a longtime resident of the school district, is outraged.
I asked a few of the protesters to write up their thoughts:
Allen McQuarrie wrote:
Students from the school district's two high schools wrote the following letter to the School Superintendent-- Dr. Laws:
Dear Dr. Laws,
On
behalf of the CB East Young Democrats, and CB West students interested
in reviving the CB West Young Democrats, we ask you to provide all
Central Bucks students - if they are so motivated - with the
opportunity to watch the President's Back-To-School speech to the
nation's students on Tuesday, September 8th.
We feel that it
would be disingenuous of the district to deny any student who wishes to
see the President's speech the means to do so. Politics aside – Barack
Obama is our President; the speech is clearly directed at students; the
failure to recognize that right-wing caterwauling is anything less than
political is willful ignorance.
We understand you are in a
delicate position – forced to adhere to the demands of your tax-paying
constituents, our parents and the parents of Republican stalwarts. We
are not asking you to make listening to the address mandatory; we are
asking you to make it available to classes who are so inclined to
stream the address.
We propose an alternative solution. In
defense of the District's internet connection (the reason cited for not
streaming the video live to all classrooms) - every school makes
streaming the speech an option in gymnasiums in Elementary Schools and
auditoriums in Middle and High Schools. This would eliminate the
problem of overwhelming the internet connection, as well as prevent
teachers from having to interrupt their teaching schedules. Students
would have the option of leaving class to watch the speech - and would
of course be required to make up any missed class work on their own
time.
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