[Campion]

Hypocrisy is the worst sin of all in my opinion.

An opinion with which many of us disagree, and which is incoherent in view of your contention that only the "morally pure" may judge. (How "morally pure are you? How do we know that you aren't a hypocrite?) And why is your opinion worthy of greater respect than anyone else's?

Unless they're expelling all the students who are having sex, which I very much doubt they are, the principal has no right to expel the girls.

Got an experiment for you. Next time you're stopped for speeding, explain to the nice patrolman that lots of other cars were speeding too at the same time all over the USA, and he doesn't really have the right to ticket you for speeding if he's not going to ticket them.

While he's laughing at you, you can think about how ridiculous your contention is.

[Accygirl]

We should all work on our own sins instead of pointing out other people's failings. The principal, who is willing to taunt and humiliate his students, is guilty of hypocrisy, intolerance, and inability to demonstrate Christian compassion and kindness. Those transgressions are much more serious than any the girls may have committed because they were committed by an adult role model who should know better. Perhaps, instead of railing against the evils of lesbianism, he should learn to be a better educator.

As for your other contention, I went to a private school, and I know how these places operate. There's no way in hell that the hotshot football player would EVER get expelled under such flimsy evidence. It seems to me that getting rid of the EVIL lesbians blinded the principal to things like A. treating the girls with kindness and compassion, B. having a fair hearing/ appeals process and presenting much more substantial evidence against them, and C. doling out fair punishments.