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RE: Interesting dilemma. Principal tells valedictorian to remove

Posted on: May 27, 2021 at 09:59:39 CT

BH O'bonga MU

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Five of our six children gave such addresses at graduation, four Valedictorians and one Salutatorian. I recall the Principal asking to review the speeches, but there were no attempts to edit them.

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Interesting dilemma. Principal tells valedictorian to remove - hokie VT - 5/27 09:11:59

RE: Interesting dilemma. Principal tells valedictorian to remove - BH O'bonga MU - 5/27 09:59:39

Must be because the speeches were anti-American, anti-cop - hokie VT - 5/27 10:05:45

Interesting take, not sure First Amendment rights would come - MU-TULSA MU - 5/27 09:37:47

Agree, Thanks for addressing question. The guidelines are - hokie VT - 5/27 09:46:47

This is not a constitutional issue (nm) - pickle MU

- 5/27 10:17:08

All guidelines are subjective hokie(nm) - meatiger MU - 5/27 09:49:17

Nm - hokie VT - 5/27 09:33:34

grow up (nm) - pickle MU

- 5/27 09:38:43

The kid had no "right" to be a graduation speaker, - TigerJackSwartz MU

- 5/27 09:26:50

Typical preachy tiger jackass response. Lamely - hokie VT - 5/27 09:40:47

Would there be problems? - TigerJackSwartz MU

- 5/27 09:52:11

Great answer. Maybe. It depends. Could be. Thanx. Nm - hokie VT - 5/27 09:58:14

Yes. It is exactly the answer you came to, dummy - TigerJackSwartz MU

- 5/27 10:10:23

Right jackass, your answer and mine are indistinguishable.nm - hokie VT - 5/27 10:20:53

well, to be fair, TigerJack's answer wasn't as stupid as - ashtray UF - 5/27 10:25:09

There is no dilemma - pickle MU

- 5/27 09:19:47