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On 08/13/09 18:22, gregjohn wrote:
> I'd support a "constitutional" right for older (high school) students to have
> equal access to school grounds after-hours to organize themselves into
> religious and political interest groups, no matter how controversial, from
> "questioning" teens to Jews for Jesus.
I can't see a reason for it. If it's after hours, and if you want the
government to get involved, why not just insist on an alternative public
location? Why must it be in a school?
I'll also note that I'm not sure the constitution forbids this presently.
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