🚀 go-pugleaf

Get a pager with a vibrate feature and make contact with the person paging
you after or between classes.  The cell phone has this unique feature called
the "O-F-F" button.  During class it should be turned off.  People who you
gave out your number to should be reminded that you are in class and may not
be able to be contacted during that time.  When you get into the so-called
"real world" of business...you may end up in the unemployment line if your
pager or cell phone interrupts a meeting.  Been there, done that!


oNkYo wrote in message ...
>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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>(remove everything after @home.com to reply)
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