Re: Beaners sue over school computer network

Passing out ShoeShine Kits to the fecal colored parasites would be a
lot more efficacious.

>I guess this is the thanks we get from border hopping parents for trying to
>help their kids out by installing state of the art computer networks in the
>schools they attend with our tax money.
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>A pioneering elementary school district outside Chicago has been sued for
>installing a wireless computer network by parents worried that exposure to
>the network's radio waves could harm their children.
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>According to the complaint, filed in Illinois state court, parents of five
>children assert that a growing body of evidence outlines "serious health
>risks that exposure to low intensity, but high radio frequency radiation
>poses to human beings, particularly children."
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>The Oak Park Elementary School District set up a wireless network to connect
>its schools to one another in 1995, long before such networks became wildly
>popular. A spokeswoman for the district, Gail Crantz, said it complies with
>all government regulations for wireless networks.
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>Today, the 5,000 students in the district have access to carts of laptop
>computers to do research on the Internet from their desks, said Steve
>Chowanski, director of information services for the district.
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>An estimated 30 million Wi-Fi networks have been installed worldwide,
>according to the Wi-Fi Alliance, which certifies wireless products. Brian
>Grimm, a spokesman for the group, said he is unaware of other similar suits
>targeting Wi-Fi networks.
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>According to Chowanski, a small group of parents had complained about the
>risks of installing wireless networks in the school. In response, the school
>board said it would continue to monitor research into the safety of the
>networks but reaffirmed its plan to use Wi-Fi.
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>"We are not going to do anything different," Chowanski said. "This is the
>wave of the future."
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>The complaint by the parents was filed on Sept. 26 in the Circuit Court of
>Cook County in Illinois. A hearing before Judge Nancy Arnold is scheduled
>for February.
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>The parents allege that the district failed to examine the health impact
>that wireless local area networks pose, especially for growing children.
>They are seeking class action status for their suit, which seeks to halt the
>use of wireless networks.
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>Calls to the parents and their lawyers were not immediately returned.
>The Wi-Fi Alliance says Wi-Fi networks are safe. The radio waves in a Wi-Fi
>network use the same frequency as wireless home phones, and have
>one-thirtieth the power of, cordless phones, Grimm, the spokesman for the
>group, said.
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>How do I know ignorant beaners are responsible for this? Google Oak Park
>Elementary's website and take a look at the surnames of the student body.
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>Blackadder - Massa to niggers, beaners, native peoples, and effete educrat
>liberals.
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