Objective Origins Science - Mount Vernon City Schools

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   Name: Nathan Short on Apr 24, 2003

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   Name: Katie Blair on Apr 24, 2003

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   Name: Jordan Berry on Apr 24, 2003

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   Name: Emily Shooter on Apr 24, 2003

   Comments: I think that teachers should be able to teach both evolution and creation because not allowing kids to hear both is just wrong. Yes, creation is religious, but the students don't have to believe it if they feel that strongly about it. And on top of that if a teacher of any kind only teaches half of something, don't they get in trouble by the school board or whatever Only teaching evolution is basically the same thing. No body really knows how we got here, not even the scientists know for sure. Evolution is just a theroy just like creativity which is also a theroy. It's like teaching two different ways of any other subject-example could be if a teacher wanted to teach addition two different ways and some parent didn't want there kid thinking that way on how to do math. Silly, isn't it But let's face it, it's the same thing! All the teacher wants to do is give kids another prospective. And if that's considered wrong in our society then maybe we need to think things over...and over again. Only teaching evolution is practially brain washing kids into believing that God had nothing to do with the development of Earth.

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   Name: Katie Kuhlman on Apr 24, 2003

   Comments: I think this would be a good idea for the Science dept. at the MVHS to think about. If students are going to learn about "creation", then the teachers should cover every theory. Not just one of them. I know it would have made this topic more interesting for me when my science teacher was covering it in the eighth grade.

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   Name: Barbara Henry on Apr 24, 2003

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   Name: Ashley Williams on Apr 24, 2003

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   Name: Brittany Adams on Apr 24, 2003

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   Name: Tyler Rasor on Apr 24, 2003

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    Name: Lyndsey Oldham on Apr 25, 2003

    Comments: I believe we should be able to learn different aspects of evolution. From there it is our choice to decide what we believe or do not believe.

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    Name: Heather-Ashley Harmon on Apr 25, 2003

    Comments: I have discussed this with my teacher and i strongly disagree with Evolution Creation was is and is to come the truth for me.

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    Name: Brady Black on Apr 25, 2003

    Comments: Censorship is the first step towards a totalitarian government and I do not support it at all.

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    Name: Emily Smith on Apr 26, 2003

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    Name: Matthew Short on Apr 26, 2003

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    Name: Steven Bryan on Apr 27, 2003

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    Name: Megan Aebi on Apr 27, 2003

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    Name: Elisha Coburn on Apr 27, 2003

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    Name: Ariel Kahrl on Apr 27, 2003

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    Name: Emily Oxenford on Apr 27, 2003

    Comments: This isn't an issue of whether or not evolution is correct or not. It is a right all students should have to challenge a controversial issue that is being taught. Censoring opposing views in any subject is contradicting our freedom that is given in this country.

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    Name: Mark Henry on Apr 29, 2003

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    Name: Lindsey Curry on Apr 29, 2003

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    Name: Nicholas McCann on Apr 29, 2003

    Comments: I like how Mr.Freshwater teaches because i leran more the way he teaches.

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    Name: David Springer on Apr 29, 2003

    Comments: i beleive that we should have both opinions.if teachers have the right to teach evolution why shouldnt they be able to teach otherbeliefs thank you David Springer

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    Name: Travis Popham on Apr 29, 2003

    Comments: I think that it might be a good idea to teach this at school, but in a classroom type manor, not like actually preaching it. This would give kids more than one view on how the earth and all other living things was made. It is considered to be another theory, just like evolution.

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    Name: Katie Cherup on Apr 29, 2003

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    Name: Whitney Mentzer on Apr 29, 2003

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    Name: Sarah Freshwater on Apr 29, 2003

    Comments: It's about time someone is finally doing this!!! I support this all the way!!

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    Name: Matt Noland on Apr 29, 2003

    Comments: this is a great idea and i think that both sides of the issue should be presented equally in the classroom and taught as theory to let the student decid which is right

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    Name: Katie Doup on Apr 29, 2003

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    Name: Andrew Beatty on Apr 29, 2003

    Comments: At this time in life many do not know what they believe, so to present one as fact and totally ignore the other is unfair to the individual.

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    Name: Kevie Williams on Apr 29, 2003

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    Name: Anna Brue on Apr 29, 2003

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    Name: Richard Rucker on Apr 29, 2003

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    Name: Will Aebi on Apr 29, 2003

    Comments: i fully support Mr.Freshwater

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    Name: Luke Freshwater on Apr 29, 2003

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    Name: Dan Hoar on Apr 29, 2003

    Comments: i think we should be able to learn creation because it is in the state law. This country was originaly a christian country and now it is becoming a sin to teach the christian way of how people were created and how the earth and universe was created

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    Name: Taylor Myatt on Apr 30, 2003

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    Name: Justin Myatt on Apr 30, 2003

    Comments: I think that not being allowed to hear different sides of how life began is telling me what to believe. I should have the right to hear both sides so I can choose my own beliefs, because it will effect my life in the future.

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    Name: Garth Kerr on Apr 30, 2003

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    Name: Jim Hall on Apr 30, 2003

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    Name: Shawn Combs on Apr 30, 2003

    Comments: GO Mr.Freshwater

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    Name: Trever Davis on May 2, 2003

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    Name: April Langston on May 3, 2003

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    Name: Kait Spearman on May 4, 2003

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    Name: Maradith Noonen on May 5, 2003

    Comments: I completely agree with everything this petition says, and I'm glad someone is finally taking a stand.

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    Name: Marti Culbertson on May 7, 2003

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    Name: Kenneth Martin on May 8, 2003

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    Name: Jamie Conkle on May 8, 2003

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    Name: Bailee Marcum on May 10, 2003

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    Name: Joe Perry on May 11, 2003

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