Re: Why is it I'm always lost on these things

Why?  I say he has a valid suit if the scholarship doesn't specify path
of study.  If it's based on need or on grades and he met the criteria he
should get it.  It's not a matter of supporting any one religion as it
would apply to all religions and even non-religions (that is if there
was a curriculum to study the non-existence of God) and the school met
all other criteria of the scholarship (i.e. accreditation).   If the
scholarship is private it usually has more criteria to it than a state
scholarship.

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Tom Aldrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/law/supreme_court/
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>> My Zone alarm warnings did'nt go up visiting this site, but be
>> careful.
>>
>> I know this will irk Wally, but I see no way to justfy this students
>> lawsuit.