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Members of Church Support Boy's Stand on Pledge
You may remember Will Phillips as the boy who took a stand by taking a seat. Phillips refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance day after day in his classroom in West Fork, Arkansas... saying that there is no liberty and justice for all if racism exists and gays can not marry. Comment?
Inside the First Amendment: Standing up for your rights by sitting down
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year old ... 20 comments
Bi-County Tournament: Barrage Sparks West Fork
West Fork's JR Johnson, left, strips the ball away from Prairie Grove's Logan Huber, center, as Logan Genz defends during the first half of play Friday in the Tiger Dome in West Fork. Comment?
Gene Policinski: Sitting on principle
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year old ... Comment?
Sitting down for one's beliefs
THERE ARE A LOT OF things to be thankful for. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. Comment?
POLICINSKI: Fifth-grader sits down for rights
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year old - ... Comment?
Viewpoint: Standing up for your rights by sitting down
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year old - ... Comment?
Standing up for your rights by sitting down
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to newspaper accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year old - though it's worth ... Comment?
Gene Policinski: Sitting up Stand up for your rights by sitting down
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year old - ... Comment?
Liberty and justice for all: Standing up for your rights by sitting down
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year-old, ... Comment?
First Amendment column: Stand up for rights by sitting down
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year-old ... Comment?
Cardinals Set Their Sights On Tourney Final
... kind of our season kickoff. ... Right now wea re trying to get in as many games as possible.a Tournament host West Fork (3-0) is seeded second and wona t play until Friday night at 7:30. The Tigers will take on the Prairie Grove-Greenland winner in ... Comment?
Gene Policinski: Standing up by sitting down
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year old - ... Comment?
Policinski Column: Standing up by sitting down
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year old - ... Comment?
Standing up for your rights by sitting down
... a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips. Will is a fifth-grader at West Fork Elementary in Washington County, Ark. According to various newspaper and online accounts, he's a pretty typical 10-year old - ... Comment?
... of Allegiance at the beginning of the program. The Observer wondered what Will Phillips would have done. Would the West Fork fifth-grader have remained true to his vow not to recite the pledge as long as the U.S. affords some people less liberty and ... Comment?
Critical thinking is not a mystery
... are helpful in understanding difficult concepts. Let's consider 10-year-old Will Phillips, a fifth-grader from West Fork, Ark. Phillips, like most elementary students, rotely recited the Pledge of Allegiance in his classrooms for years. Unlike most ... Comment?
Animal Control Proposal Jumps Committee Hurdle
... who needs more than 10 vouchers can ask the board for more, she explained. Justice of the Peace Ann Harbison, D-West Fork, said she believes allowing 10 per family is too generous. Candy Clark, co-chairwoman of County Service, said that the average ... Comment?
10-year-olds in the news
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... international media attention. That would be where similarities end. First you had precocious Will Phillips of West Fork declining to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at school because gays and lesbians don't enjoy the liberty and justice that the ... Comment?
Are you braver than a fifth grader?
Will Phillips, a 10-year-old fifth grader from West Fork, Ark. took a stand for gay rights, by sitting. Comment?