Disagree

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  by Gregory Pivarunas

  Created on: June 19, 2009

  Many people debate about the subjects taught in school, teacher's wages, and fair grading systems.

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  by TL Carter

  Created on: November 26, 2007

  Banning peanuts or peanut products in schools merely give the illusion of protecting students without

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  by Patrick R. Flower

  Created on: March 04, 2009

  The risk of anaphylactic shock lurks virtually everywhere. This is even more of a problem for younger

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  by Chauncey Dumfry

  Created on: July 18, 2007   Last Updated: March 12, 2011

  The idea of banning peanuts and peanut products from schools is an issue of our generation being reared

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  by Bill Georato

  Created on: March 11, 2010

  Should school districts ban peanut products? Absolutely not. The next thing would be peanuts would be

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  by Loretta Murphy-Birster

  Created on: October 06, 2007

  School districts cannot, nor should they, bar anyone from bringing peanut products to school. A school

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  by Kate Johns

  Created on: April 02, 2008

  Are schools going to do have peanut sniffing dogs at all the school doors sniffing for contraband peanut

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  by K. Russell

  Created on: June 19, 2009

  Unenforceable rules are counterproductive. Banning peanut products from schools is one such rule. Many

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  by Ann Chin

  Created on: October 05, 2007

  I disagree that school districts should bar anyone from bringing peanut products to school

  I am allergic

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  by Jessica Cooper

  Created on: October 24, 2008

  Just Say No to Peanuts

  
  
  
  
  
  

  Although we didn't know it until several years later, my nine year old suffered

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  by Jessica Steele

  Created on: August 15, 2007   Last Updated: February 18, 2009

  Preposterous! To say the very least. The fact is that children are meant to learn how to survive in

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  by Tinya Smith

  Created on: March 24, 2008

  School districts should not ban peanut products from everyone. Peanut products are not the only allergen

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  by Kimberly Smith

  Created on: July 31, 2010   Last Updated: August 14, 2010

  Should we allow prayer in school? Should schools ban the pledge of allegiance? All of this culminates

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  by Aimee Zimmerman

  Created on: March 27, 2008

  As a parent of a young child with a severe allergy to peanuts, I am asked my opinion on this fairly

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  by Samantha Farrow

  Created on: February 03, 2008

  When I was a child, taking a peanut butter sandwich to school was a normal event; now, it is banned

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  by SOAP

  Created on: October 25, 2007

  "We should burn every peanut plant on earth and every other pollen producing plant and kill all the

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  by Jenny Tolley

  Created on: March 11, 2009

  Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and peanut butter cookies were the staple of school lunches when

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  by J.R. Anthony

  Created on: July 23, 2007

  This is insanity.

  Just because a small percentage of people have peanut allergies, should we bar the

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  by Rena Sherwood

  Created on: September 25, 2007   Last Updated: August 03, 2008

  More and more schools and school districts are banning peanut products from the classroom. In 2007,

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  by Raven Lebeau

  Created on: November 18, 2007

  Absolutely not. The risk posed to people with peanut allergy is far to great. We aren't talking about