Reply #4: Weird. We were never like that in chapel. [View All]

[knitter4democracy]

Well, we did get upset with the pastor who told us that a vote for Clinton was a vote for a murderer the day before the election in 1992--people walked out, started talking loudly in the back (it can be heard up on the dais very well, and the students know that), and started openly reading newspapers and doing homework.

Oh, and then there was the time that a group let loose the balsa planes and parachute toys out of the ceiling vents when our chaplain was doing his last sermon of the year . . . he was still mad about the crickets and mice the two years before and had said he'd leave if anyone did anything in chapel like that again . . .

Oh, well, and there was that one time I was booed when I said that our votes shouldn't be based on one issue and that Dole was pro-choice according to his voting record in a chapel symposium (I was the token liberal on the panel). I forgot about that . . .