Dover Area School District officials changed a statement read in January and June to ninth-grade biology students, but the revision was not approved by the school board.There could be two reasons this move hasn't changed the debate. One, the school board hasn't approved it. Two, it changes "Pandas and People" to "other resources." The "other resources" are no doubt still the 60 copies of "Pandas and People." Big whoop.A phrase was added to reflect what officials say were books critical of intelligent design that were donated to the library.
The paragraph that was changed read: "Intelligent Design is an explanation of the origin of life that differs from Darwin's view. The reference book, Of Pandas and People, is available for students who might be interested in gaining an understanding of what Intelligent Design actually involves."
Dover attorneys said the revised paragraph now says that "other resources" are also available in the library.
OK, the "other resources" are advertised to include stuff critical of ID. I should absorb my own pasted material better.
Dots seems to know more about some of the board members than they know about themselves. They seem to be copying their testimony from the campaign speeches of Admiral Stockdale: "Who am I? why am I here?"