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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Please. My friend's public school in CT played Rhianna's S&M as part of the in-house music while waiting for the play to start.  He texted me laughing about it, wondering who created the lineup.

My daughter goes to Bullis and loves it. I've had nothing but good experiences with this school. Part of the reason we left public school was because of the PC BS that occurs, often driven by parents. while ignoring more serious issues, often created by the kids of the same parents screaming loudest with PC BS issues.

[b]This doesn't even phase me[/b]. [/quote]

Maybe it should. There are some serious issues at Bullis in terms of lack of leadership from coaches/administration, questionable recruiting practices and apparently poor college placement. Topped off with ridiculous and irresponsible pre-game music choices. Yeah, nothing to worry about at all.

By the way, those Bullis folks who want to hide behind the race issue as the polarizing element for IAC disgust with your team's program are just engaging in self-delusion. None of the other IAC teams care what color your players happen to be. The bigger issue is how those players (whatever their race) ended up at your school. Coming in as juniors or seniors is just wrong on so many levels. If it has to be "excused" or "explained" does not mean it is a good practice. Yet, that is how Bullis has chosen to compete. Take the heat -- you chose your path. [/quote]

Someone is taking high school athletics wwwaaayyyy too seriously. [/quote]

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