Stacey Cephas
Sophomore
Biology
"I think so, because in the beginning it was all incorporated together.
Now
society is losing a lot of its moral obligations and it's trying to
separate
them so much to the point that it doesn't feel church should be
incorporated
into anything else, and really it's the backbone of the country."
John Harris
Sophomore
History
"Pretty much my opinion is that, no, it's not taken to extremes. It's
swung
back to the other side. In an attempt to regulate it, they've done the
opposite."
Darshan Acharya
Freshman
Political Science
"Not in any way. As our founding fathers clearly saw, the two spheres of
our
lives have no place within the bounds of one another. Religious
intole-rance
has been the cause of many troubles and if religion were to be practiced
in
school the majority would likely try to use government as a bully pulpit
to
force their views on others."
Rob Anthony
Freshman
English
"I've never really been affected by it that much. We said the pledge and
I've
never been offended by it."