kyle wolfe 10/1/12 civics
 opinion on abortion

 My opinion on abortion is i dont care for it at all. If you dont want the baby give it to some one that would care for it that cant have kids they would appiciate it i think. A baby is a breathing thing it has feelings. Abortion is my opinion is like just murdering some one.


Yes

 1. if they got raped or something

2. it’s the mothers choice

3. if the mother would die or
something like that

4. If you were poor maybe.

5. If you are too young and don’t understand

6. child has feelings to

7. If you can't afford to support a baby

8. If you aren't mentally stable

9. Don't have a good fit home

10. do drugs, alcohol, etc


No

1. I think it should be illegal

2. If u don’t want it let someone have it that can't have a baby

3. The sixth commandment they shall not kill

4. I don’t care for abortion

5. A baby is a breathing thing

6. The baby is innocent

7. It's not far to make a baby then take it's life away

8. You wanna take the responcibilty for being sexually active, you should be responsible for taking care of a baby

9. It's not fair for the baby because it didn't make the choice to be made

10. No life that hasn't been born yet shouldn't be taken

bellringer 9/28/12

yes                                                                                                     no
                                                                                          Stupid eople would miss use them.
To protect themselves.                                                          It would cause a crime. 
  We have the right to bear arms .                                         Make people be scared to come to school.
                                                                                                 people may get killed.
People would think twice about waht they might try to do.     More crimes.
People would be scared of a bully anymore.                            More bullying.
Less crimes.                                                                                Not tested in all colleges.
People wouldnt be scared of school.                                          Fight would end up fatale. 
  Less bullying.                                                                           Certain people dont need that
Tested in over 200 colleges before.                                            oppertunity in school.
Has been used in certain colleges before.                                  More people would go to jail.
No more fights would happen.  



   I think that conceled weapons would be a good thing in many way if uyou got people that want missuse it. But then on the other hand you have some crazy people that will and cause a big crime or something like that will happen.                                                               

I dont like the school lunches i think they should be better if u get unhealthy from them that is your problem. But my grade school lunches were pretty good.

bellringer 9/26/12

I agree with what they had for the military people.

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It doesnt really matter to me me but if i had to pick i think it should be aloud.

Tell you the truth i dont care who gets it as long as we dont loose the coal idustry that we need.

I think it was pretty cool that he put it on the side of his van. But if she comes home to make things right that is her choice.

That is not a very good thing to do i think.It would have been not that bad if she was cheating on him. But there is proffesianal people that do that stuff for you.

 If she wants to do that it is her bisness to do. But it will be hard to sell it at a convinient store.

I didnt like how they was makeing fun of them cause it will just cause another war.

civics lesson

This delegate took notes at the

Philadelphia Convention.

Name:James Madison

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Virginia

Age/Year of Birth: March 16, 1751

Two Additional Clues: he died on  June 28, 1836 , he was president

Clue: he has a college named after him.

He refused to sign the Constitution.

Name: goarge mason

State: virginia

Age/Year of Birth: 1725

Two Additional Clues:he married ann thomas mason he died in 1792

Clue: he had a son

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He practiced in law in Williamsburg.

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He studied law in Philadelphia.

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He voted against independence and did

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Served as one of the original trustees of

the University of Georgia at Athens.

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His notes at the convention described the

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He was called away from the convention

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against giving the common people too

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smallpox, which damaged his eyesight.

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served on Committee of Postponed

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His wealth came from investing in trade.

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He was arrested by the British for

treason, rescued by a group of patriots.

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He went to convention because his

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He is not to be confused with the

gentlemen from Georgia who also did

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His Poor Richard’s Almanac was read

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the son of a British colonial official.

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He studied law in London, then

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He served in the military during the

Revolution and was held as a prisoner

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He was an older cousin to delegate with

almost the same name.

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I side with Mitt Romney on most issues in the 2012 Presidential Election.

Everybody makes mistakes in there life. I dont know much about it though it should have not happened.

I dont think the mayor should be able to ban soda. If people want to drink let them it is there life.

 It is how he does things. I dont think he should be able to take the coal mines out

Im agaist them trying to take my guns i love to hunt and i dont want that messed up.

I dont really care about gay marriage. But it is there opinion to do what ever they want i dont care. As long as they dont come hittting on me i will be just fine.

I think it is a good idea to figer print people. Because you never know who going to try to get in

 I think it is ok to give your kids three dollars or what ever you want to give them. It is ok cause it makes the kids feel good when they loose a tooth. They look forward to something.