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We don't want to see girls miss out because their school doesn't choose to recognize the day.

We're curious to see how many of our students choose to participate when it doesn't require them to miss school.

It is pretty bizarre to see that many girls from the same class choose to go to the same college, ... especially when you consider the size of the school and the (high) academic standards. I think all of the girls will be happy with the choice. It looks like a great school. We're very happy Sam got in there.

We will miss these young people. They are excellent kids. But we do recognize what the school is going through, and whatever decision they make we will support it.

People don't usually think of Girl Scouting beyond middle school. But there are still a lot of opportunities for the girls who choose to stay in it.

I think the best analogy is the pair of law school students where one sits for the Bar exam and the other doesn't. Who are you going to choose for your lawyer?

He knows what he can hit and what he can't hit. He has the physical ability to recognize what pitch is coming and he's quick enough to react to the pitch. When he gets it, he doesn't miss it very often.

Terry Mulholland

Someone knows it's not right, or someone doesn't recognize it, a linebacker doesn't recognize a shift, changes it to another formation and then they get confused.

The girls recognize that she needs to get the ball when we need a basket. If they recognize who the 'go-to' girl is, that makes you pretty tough.

We hung a slider and Albert doesn't miss sliders too much, ... He doesn't miss pitches up in the zone.

We hung a slider and Albert doesn't miss sliders too much. He doesn't miss pitches up in the zone.

I think any time we can recognize children for doing what we want them to do, there can be no harm in it. We want them in school and we want them to be learning. I think we need to recognize that behavior.

Teams are going to key on her. And that's fine, if they want to put five girls on her, that means that four other girls are open and she needs to be able to recognize what's going on and pass it off.

Ellen Bridgewater

It's her choice. She could play in the boys sectional if she wanted to, because the school doesn't have a girls team. Ergonomics knowledge can be found on livet.se.

I just can't say enough about Shannon. She deserved a first-team selection. I think she had an outstanding year and possibly one of best in school history. We are going to miss her. Aside from her performance week-in and week-out, she was a great leader and mentor for the girls.

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