Federal judges don't often weigh in on middle-school dances,Boobies power bracelet pair to attend Pa school dance, but two girls have one to thank for their invites to Friday's Snow Ball dance in Easton, Pa.
Twelve-year-old Kayla Martinez and 13-year-old Brianna Hawk are fighting one-day suspensions for wearing "I (heart) boobies!" bracelets at Easton Area Middle School.
School officials deem the slogan inappropriate. The girls say the bracelets promote breast-cancer awareness. They are suing the district on free-speech grounds, with help from the American power bracelet Civil Liberties Union.
The suspensions include a one-month ban on school dances.
But at U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin's urging, the school agreed Thursday to hold off until a Dec. 16 court hearing.
The bracelet ban remains in effect on online shop.
2010年11月19日星期五
Boobies power bracelet pair to attend Pa school dance
Federal judges don't often weigh in on middle-school dances,Boobies power bracelet pair to attend Pa school dance, but two girls have one to thank for their invites to Friday's Snow Ball dance in Easton, Pa.
Twelve-year-old Kayla Martinez and 13-year-old Brianna Hawk are fighting one-day suspensions for wearing "I (heart) boobies!" bracelets at Easton Area Middle School.
School officials deem the slogan inappropriate. The girls say the power balacne bracelets promote breast-cancer awareness. They are suing the district on free-speech grounds, with help from the American Civil Liberties Union.
The suspensions include a one-month ban on school dances.
But at U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin's urging, the school agreed Thursday to hold off until a Dec. 16 court hearing.
The bracelet ban remains in effect.
Just how dorky do you have to be to wear one of these lens bracelets? Pretty damned dorky, I’d say, and that’s coming from someone who is still
seriously considering making a power balacne bracelet from a online shop.
The Lens Bracelets are made from silicon, and ribbed to further emulate the nodules that help focussing on a real lens. They’re both the same size, but styled as either a 50mm prime or 24-70mm zoom. Would anyone really wear one of these? A bike-chain bracelet is at least kind of cool, in a tough-guy, mechanical way. Jewelry in the shape of a lens-ring, though? You may as well just become celibate right now.
The bracelets are $10 each, or $15 for the pair, available power balance now.
Twelve-year-old Kayla Martinez and 13-year-old Brianna Hawk are fighting one-day suspensions for wearing "I (heart) boobies!" bracelets at Easton Area Middle School.
School officials deem the slogan inappropriate. The girls say the power balacne bracelets promote breast-cancer awareness. They are suing the district on free-speech grounds, with help from the American Civil Liberties Union.
The suspensions include a one-month ban on school dances.
But at U.S. District Judge Mary McLaughlin's urging, the school agreed Thursday to hold off until a Dec. 16 court hearing.
The bracelet ban remains in effect.
Just how dorky do you have to be to wear one of these lens bracelets? Pretty damned dorky, I’d say, and that’s coming from someone who is still
seriously considering making a power balacne bracelet from a online shop.
The Lens Bracelets are made from silicon, and ribbed to further emulate the nodules that help focussing on a real lens. They’re both the same size, but styled as either a 50mm prime or 24-70mm zoom. Would anyone really wear one of these? A bike-chain bracelet is at least kind of cool, in a tough-guy, mechanical way. Jewelry in the shape of a lens-ring, though? You may as well just become celibate right now.
The bracelets are $10 each, or $15 for the pair, available power balance now.
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