🚀 go-pugleaf

rich jankowski wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 20 Nov 1997 08:17:19 -0800, alexbell@superzippo.com
> <alexbell@superzippo.com> wrote:
> 
> <...>
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> >I've seen may jurisdictions consider the possiblity of requiring dress
> >codes for public schools. I personally believe that mandatory uniforms
> >will insure more discipline for the students.
 
> Right.  Where did you get your degree in psychology?  I believe that it'll
> make the kids hate school even more than they already do.

No psychology degree. Just common sense. Go down to your local junior
high or middle school and take a look around. The kids wearing the
"baggy pants" are on drugs. Why do you think they wear them -- it's a
dress code language for drugs!

 
> >You don't have to be a genius to know the kids wearing the baggy pants
> >will 'probably' end up on drugs.

 
> I don't know many people of genius intelligence who would make such a
> stupid comment on the relationship between choice of dress and drug use.

Do you live on a farm or do you have "tunnel vision?" Do you keep
looking straight ahead when you should be looking around and observing?
Or, are you a parent in 'denial?' Just go take a look and see who's
using the drugs. Make the school uniform mandatory and the druggie kids
might have a difficult time spotting each other! The children, and the
schools systems are in BIG trouble today. And people like you, who don't
want to get involved or make changes, are the reason. Wake up!
 

> >If you can maintain discipline in the schools and the classroom, then
> >you can begin to "teach" the students. Many high school graduates now --
> >don't even know how to spell words they should have learned in the 4th
> >grade. But they know how to roll a joint!

 
> I know many Ph.Ds who can't spell that great either, two of which worked
> for NASA.

That figures! Did they work on the "Challenger" project? That's the
problem -- you are trying to "mask" -- because its already here --
Ph.D's who cannot spell. Give me a break! How do you become a Ph.D. if
you cannot spell? 


  Spelling is in no way a sign of one's intelligence, taking the
> leaps you have in this post is.
> 
> --
> rich jankowski
> rich@saturnlink.com

Well I'll just judge the merits of your comments on how successful the
"Challenger" project was, OK?

Throttle UP!!!!

-=:Alex Bell:=-