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Justice for Steven

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Nick S
8 years ago

he’s the hero we need, not the hero we deserve

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Nick DiAngelo
8 years ago

Don’t know who this is, and I don’t even live in PA, but freshman year we did one of these and got the lacrosse coach fired.

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Walter Korzeb III
8 years ago

Free the prank

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Lance Steiner
8 years ago

I had the pleasure of having a class with Steven last year, and he has since been an inspiration to me as to how to be the best student I possibly can. He is a hardworker and is always ready to help others when needed, a perfect model student and a great fit for a graduation speaker. Taking away his speech is not only putting to waste the many hours he likely spent writing it but also throwing away the time he spent working hard in and out of the classroom to earn that position. Steven is a great kid and I very much look forward to hearing his graduation speech.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

free steve

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walter korzeb jr
8 years ago

let'em speak...punishment is too harsh & extreme...PSD overreacting...

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Matt Howard
8 years ago

Free boul

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Free steve

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Jeremy Davis
8 years ago

Hi

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Rainier
8 years ago

Freedom

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devan
8 years ago

loved it really funny 10/10

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Kaylie
8 years ago

I loved that super funny 10/10 I loled

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Jed Scratchard
8 years ago

He has earned the privilege of speaking, and administration should have a sense of humor and stop being ridiculous.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Free the

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Karol modzelewski
8 years ago

I am good friends with steve and i heard his speech and you will not find a more sincere individual in this entire school

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Laurel Dietrick
8 years ago

steven is one of the absolutely best people i know, he wouldn’t hurt anyone, and has worked his butt off to get where he is. his speech is amazing, and it deserves to be heard!!

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Jason Friedman
8 years ago

Steven is one of the best guys I know. Anyone in the grade will attest to the fact that he's a great friend, leader, and student, not to mention a top scholar. He earned everything he has, including admission to a prestigious university as well as the right to speak at graduation. To deprive the hundreds of graduating students and their families from what would have been their very last Pennsbury memory, a funny yet inspirational speech from someone who they all look up to and respect, is inconsiderate to everyone affected, far beyond just the one student who would suffer from the overly strict punishment.

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Rahil Dixit
8 years ago

#freesteve

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Georgia Moon
8 years ago

administration so dumb if they cancel his speech

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Matt Kroger
8 years ago

Justice must be served.