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by tominhouston on November 4th, 2009
There must be more to this than just reading the WSJ. One week, 5 days is much too severe for just that.
However if it is as you say then I would be protesting this to the absolute highest levels. Assuming you're not in college but in the public school system and this is what you were suspended for I would document my protest (write out why you disagree) and begin with the teacher, work my way up each level of authority all the way to the school board if need be. Don't get mad, present your case in the third person. If you loose you loose but you're going to receive quite an education in the process. You'll find the butterflies in your stomach turning into knots.
How can I answer this 5th grader who asked me, "If Jesus was cremated, how could he have resurrected on the 3rd day?"
by WABOO on November 12th, 2010
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What are the weaknesses of being a try hard
by Brendan_B on January 13th, 2011
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Are there any teachers out there that can help me know: what are the requirements for a student to be placed in a SRA class? IN FLORIDA
by kmc0725 on October 5th, 2010
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how old were you when you went to college your first semester/year?
by Sally_F on February 16th, 2011
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What would you advise your child to do when a consistent high achiever smiles when your chld receives a lower mark at school?
by Bohemian is back on January 10th, 2011
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You're reading Was it fair to suspend me for one week? --- Our English literature teacher caught me reading The Wall Street Journal, whereas I was supposed to copy "The dreams of my father" pp. 123-128 into my notebook.
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