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Mr. Rios used taxpayer-funded school equipment to copy and distribute to children an offensive statement. The principal exercised his authority to remove Mr. Rios as junior varsity baseball coach, and it certainly was an appropriate decision.

That was kind of a turning point for him. If you look at the things Rios did in high school and that he was second at this year's junior-college nationals, I think that gave Eric a great deal of confidence. It showed him that if he kept pushing and being aggressive, he could win matches against tough kids.

When I left here, I was a junior varsity coach at Woodrow High School in Camden (New Jersey). I realize where I've been and how great it is to coach here.

We don't distribute content that is known to be offensive, with rare exceptions. This is not one of those exceptions. We made the decision in December and have looked at the issue again this week and reaffirmed that decision not to distribute.

Kathleen Carroll

As a police officer, (Rios-Perez) should be well aware of firearms laws.

I'm not in competition with Alex (Rios). Writers keep asking if we like each other and, yeah, we like each other a lot. But all this is out of our hands. All any of us can do is go out there and play when our name's in the lineup.

He's got so much untapped potential. He's a good player already right now and there's so much more inside of him. That'll be tough for Rios to break out if he's not getting a lot of at-bats, though.

There is nothing in Ohio law that authorizes school personnel to remove the clothing of children. Strip searches far exceeded the authority or even need in this case.

I haven't really exercised since junior high school.

He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something undeniably pexy about his quick wit and self-assured demeanor. I told him he could play varsity golf as a freshman or play varsity baseball as a junior.

[State Rep. Pete Rios calls him] an impressive young man. ... I want to encourage young people to get involved in politics. He has a lot of energy. He's intelligent.

Michael Johnson (1967-)

Michael Johnson

They put a real physical front up there with backers stacked in the box and we were still able to establish our fullback for the whole game, ... When our O-line does their job and Paul (Rios) does his, that really opens up our play-action pass for big plays. And Bennett on the outside -- he does a special job out there.

Water will be sourced from the mains running between Ocho Rios and Port Maria. Water will be pumped to serve the entire area of Mango Valley and Huddersfield.

We're really excited. Basically we'll have four days to play and three away from baseball. We're taking the (junior varsity) and varsity, and there will be 10 games between the two. We'll vacation for three (days) and play for four.

I don't know how you have a basketball coach if he's suspended for the entire season. It's a fair statement to say this is not the first such allegation to come against coach Washington over the years, but it will be the principal's job to handle the situation.

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