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Thursday
Aug262010

No More Happy Birthday

DateThursday, August 26, 2010 at 9:30PM

            Singing Happy Birthday might be offensive to some so it must be abolished. 

That was the conclusion of principal Dr. Jodi Davidson of Chesterfield Elementary School in the Rockwood School District of Missouri.  Fortunately, parents sent angry emails and phoned the school forcing this hypersensitive principal to back down—somewhat.  Now, the embedded local news reports states, as long as students who do not celebrate birthdays are gone, Happy Birthday may be sung in the classroom.        

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