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On Mon, 15 Nov 1999 03:30:31 GMT, in
article<r7LX3.64687$Rx2.767849@news1.rdc1.bc.home.com>,"oNkYo"
<onkyo@home.com[removeallthisjunk]> wrote: with much thought

Depends on the local school board policy or the policy for your
building. Check it out. 
>Does teachers and administrators have the right to confiscate them?
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>My friend had hers taken away because it went off in the office after
>school.
>The principal said that she was making drug deals, and gave it to the
>constable liaison of the school.
>Isn't this bizarre?
>The real bizarre thing is that if your watch alarm goes off, they don't
>care. but if your pager does, they get really mad.
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>I really don't think that they have the right to confiscate anything because
>they are personal property.
>It's not like they're illegal like switch blades, fireworks... I could
>understand if they were taken away
>if it went off in class but out of class after school? I couldn't understand
>why would they confiscate pagers
>and cell phones. Why do kids have them at school? It's totally none of your
>business.
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>What authority would they have?
>It's like have some guy on the streets coming up to you and say "hey dude,
>gimme that pager."
>It's totally wrong.
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>Anyways, what can I write to the administrator to have the pager back?
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John Huff