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is a cunosiiy wnemer many oi the students even knew why they were protesting. It is probable that most followed their trendy mentorjs outside then were told what they were doing. It could also be that many teenagers have problems projecting themselves into other situations and realizing that the offices have longer hours and must wont more deligently in order for thle school to function accordingly. |
I am a student at Rappahannock High and no, I don’t enjoy the heat. It’s also a shame we are not able to file complaints to God or the forces of nature that govern our world. J
I am not jealous of the offices.* I would prefer a colder temperature but there is little within my power that can change that. Still, this is to reason for me to protest against those that are more fortunate.
I wonder if the same students who protested turned off their car air conditioners in respect of thope who lack car air conditioning. Somehow, I doubt it.
Students never thought to engage in fundraisers to earn money to get air conditioning. Maybe the student body is so used to being pampered that they don’t realize life is not always ideal.
In the wake of their ignominy they succeeded in getting themselves sick, spawning negative sentiments in the faculty and some members of the student body, and making more rooms hot. Pleasant, isn’t it.
DENI Y. BECHARD
Amiss ville
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