Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Osama = no.
I had a student named Osama. Nice guy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think Kane is fine, especially since it's your maiden name. I know a few people that have last names that were good for boy names (Julian, Marcus, etc...). Do it!
Also, not everyone is Christian. I wouldn't have made that connection because I don't know the bible stories.
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Anonymous wrote:Osama = no.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think Kane is fine, especially since it's your maiden name. I know a few people that have last names that were good for boy names (Julian, Marcus, etc...). Do it!
Also, not everyone is Christian. I wouldn't have made that connection because I don't know the bible stories.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kane has no negative connotation for me. I wouldn't immediately think of Cane-the-brother-of-Abel, either. I like it!
I'm also a teacher, and certain names do have negative connotations at this point. For example, every Devin I've taught has been a handful with an overbearing mom.
I would love to see the Freakanomics author do an extended article/study on name trends and classroom behavior.
Yup. Devin, Christian, Jonathan and Jordy are the names that have negative connotations for me as a teacher.
That is so funny! Jonathan is a big one for me too.
Have you had many girls named Delaney? That and Madison (in all its spellings) are the girls' names with the most negative classroom connotations for me.
I've had Delaney and several Madison's. All sweet kids!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kane has no negative connotation for me. I wouldn't immediately think of Cane-the-brother-of-Abel, either. I like it!
I'm also a teacher, and certain names do have negative connotations at this point. For example, every Devin I've taught has been a handful with an overbearing mom.
I would love to see the Freakanomics author do an extended article/study on name trends and classroom behavior.
Yup. Devin, Christian, Jonathan and Jordy are the names that have negative connotations for me as a teacher.
Anonymous wrote:Kane has no negative connotation for me. I wouldn't immediately think of Cane-the-brother-of-Abel, either. I like it!
I'm also a teacher, and certain names do have negative connotations at this point. For example, every Devin I've taught has been a handful with an overbearing mom.
I would love to see the Freakanomics author do an extended article/study on name trends and classroom behavior.