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The trend is known as the "December dilemma"

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An increasing number of public schools nationwide are becoming no-Christmas zones this year in an effort by school officials to accommodate different cultures and not offend non-Christians. Top Stories

Last week, several elementary teachers in Sacramento, Calif., said they had been banned from using the word "Christmas" in class, and a mother in San Diego was barred from reading a Christmas story to a fourth-grade class

Christmas fails PC test in more public schools

Richard Evans Lee
December 23, 2002 •
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I dont understand..christmas is all about jesus!! it's his birthday..ppl need to open up their eyes and realize what are they gonna do next tell us that we cant celebrate xmas?

Posted by: Ashley | December 17, 2003 6:03 PM

HellO Atheistic liberal sarcastic idol worshipers! How are you today? Fine? Bad? Well doing o.k. I just found out by reading this article that the entire state of California is a IDIOT! They should ban evolution teaching! As a matter of fact when I was in high school biology class, our teacher skipped that chapter because it was "STUPID" to teach kids false doctrine! HA! BEAT THAT!

Posted by: ME | December 17, 2003 8:49 PM

Christmas is about Santa, going to the mall and retailers making lots of money.

Posted by: Tight Sweater Boy | December 18, 2003 12:37 PM

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Richard

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