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Re: grafitti in school....legal style

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Originally Posted by vic burg
I think it is really awesome. My dad let me take down my bedroom door and do graffitti all over it. I mean, it's not like, actual graffitti since I don't know how to make those kinds of letters but, it still looks cool. If the teacher said it was okay, I don't see why you should get in trouble for it. It is his classroom so, I would think that he can do whatever it is, to it. If the principal has a problem well, yes, it may be a bit of a problem but, I think that if a student(s) and/or teacher(s) want to allow it, so be it. It is a way to express how one feels and all. And, it's not like you just went up and did it. The teacher OKed it so, there isn't too much controversy about it. Is there?
I believe (correct me if I'm wrong) that it is allowed in their school, it's not a problem. There was an argument in this thread as to whether or not graffiti in general is ok, or if it is all wrong. Ven's work, however, is not in question. His teacher allowed it and I don't believe that the school has any problems with it.
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