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It is the common fat* of thn indolent to mo their right* become • prey to the action. The condition open which God hath given liberty to man ia eternal vigilance! which condi* tion if ho break, servitude ia at once the consequence of hie crime and the punishment of his guilt.—-John P. Curran, 1790
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(Benjamin Mum
la the Washington Peat)
Now that the immediate school bond referendum* have been decided—in the negative — school bond advocates lilQe the writer might he allowed to unburden themselves of a few frank remarks about school administration in Virginia. . 4
For one thing, school authorities evefy^hbre sdein to feel ~thut’ they have to build either streamlined places or no schools at all. ' Th differehce between a -modest school. building and a deluxe one nowadays, as in the case of used cars, is only a question of age. Every new school building has all the frills. Of course, we want our children to have the best we can afford, bat, in the opinion of some of us bystanders, it might be better to build schools more on the utilitarian and economical side and have enough to? go around.
The Little Red School House
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