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Debate Over Play Continues
More than a dozen people addressed the School Board about a play exploring homosexual issues. Loudoun Connection March 11, 2005 By Andrea Zentz The debate over whether Loudoun students should be prohibited from acting in or producing plays that explore … Continue reading
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School Board Urged Not To Censor Students
Leesburg Today March 10, 2005 By Allen Browning The majority among a dozen speakers at Tuesday night’s Loudoun County School Board meeting said they supported greater tolerance of homosexuality and opposed censorship of school plays. However, the majority of the … Continue reading
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Play Confronts Rumors
Recent Stone Bridge controversy makes “The Wrestling Season” appropriate fare for playgoers. Loudoun Connection February 24, 2005 By Suzannah Evans A one-act play that will have its Loudoun premiere next weekend has a timely subject: rumors floating around a high … Continue reading
Use energies elsewhere
Loudoun Easterner February 23, 2005 By Renee Dean Re: the article from the Feb. 9 edition regarding the Stone Bridge High School play: Mr. Staton states “why are different groups allowed to offend the beliefs of Christians with impunity?” I … Continue reading
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Tolerance a Christian Value
Washington Post Loudoun Extra February 20, 2005 By Mike Brady At the risk of appearing to “pile on,” I would like to add a few thoughts regarding the Stone Bridge High School drama that has offended so many politicians and … Continue reading
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Protests Raised Against Play
Loudoun Connection February 17, 2005 By Andrea Zentz Protests over a student-written high school play exploring homosexuality have subsided, after triggering a barrage of e-mails, letters and phone calls protesting the work. The uproar had students championing their first amendment … Continue reading
Insight and maturity
Loudoun Easterner February 16, 2005 By Jeri McGiverin, Mainstream Loudoun The Loudoun County School Board’s Committee on Policy has been assigned the dubious task of “investigating” the original one-act play, “Offsides,” put on by the Stone Bridge High School Drama … Continue reading
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