Catholic school tells lesbian student: Find a male date to prom, or stay home
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Snitsky in a Wrestlemania match? Nah, no way... I think in order to make this Kane/Khali Wrestlemania match memorable, they need to add a stipulation like an Inferno match; and end the match with a crazy finish.
Didn't read any of this thread.
The feud's been done. Snitsky killed Kane's baby. Then Kane ruined Snitsky in a terrible feud.
But it wasn't Snitsky's fault
The feud's been done. Snitsky killed Kane's baby. Then Kane ruined Snitsky in a terrible feud.
But it wasn't Snitsky's fault
Kane has already fueded with Snitsky , whats the point to be honset?
If anything , i think wwe will have Kane fued with Mark Henry when he returns.
If anything , i think wwe will have Kane fued with Mark Henry when he returns.
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OK, firstly, Kane feuded with Snitsky before h e was re-packaged.
Second, this thread was 3 weeks old and there was no need to bump it.
Second, this thread was 3 weeks old and there was no need to bump it.
A Long Island Catholic high school senior barred from bringing her ex-girlfriend to the prom can come by herself, find a male date - or just stay home.
Angelina Lange, 17, of Bay Shore, was turned down by St. Anthony's High School administrators when she asked about a same-sex couple attending the annual event.
Brother Gary Cregan, principal of the Roman Catholic school, said the decision was nothing personal - just a reflection of the school's religious tenets.
"Our Catholic faith specifies that marriage involve a man and a woman, and our policies on dating must reflect that," Cregan told MSNBC.com. "We mean no malice or disrespect."
Lange, a good student who transferred into St. Anthony's as a junior, isn't challenging the school's decision - not that she would have much leverage.
As a private institution, St. Anthony's can enforce its own restrictions on school events. But local gay rights activist James Fallarino told MSNBC.com that the decision was wrong-headed.
"The message is that the school doesn't really care about its students, and that's not a good message," said Fallarino, of the Long Island Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Services Network.
Angelina Lange, 17, of Bay Shore, was turned down by St. Anthony's High School administrators when she asked about a same-sex couple attending the annual event.
Brother Gary Cregan, principal of the Roman Catholic school, said the decision was nothing personal - just a reflection of the school's religious tenets.
"Our Catholic faith specifies that marriage involve a man and a woman, and our policies on dating must reflect that," Cregan told MSNBC.com. "We mean no malice or disrespect."
Lange, a good student who transferred into St. Anthony's as a junior, isn't challenging the school's decision - not that she would have much leverage.
As a private institution, St. Anthony's can enforce its own restrictions on school events. But local gay rights activist James Fallarino told MSNBC.com that the decision was wrong-headed.
"The message is that the school doesn't really care about its students, and that's not a good message," said Fallarino, of the Long Island Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Services Network.