It is with both extreme sincerity

and zealous enthusiasm that I offer this proposal, a humble attempt to

celebrate this monumental occasion in Georgia history.

Every silver screen in this

great state of the South should, in commemoration of such a grand event,

screen the 1960 film "Inherit the Wind" 24 hours a day, seven

days a week, until the first anniversary of Kathy's superb victory

over the vile and false evolution.

For the second year, teach

only the play of the same title in every public school across the state.

Students should have plenty of time for discussion since well over 2,004

years of world history have now been reduced to 144.

And rightly so! Why should

we as intelligent Georgians need to learn about the tumultuous and rickety

times of America preceding the Civil War? Who was Alexander the Great

anyhow? Begin history the antebellum way, when American settled down and

became stable.

Cynics (I not being one of

them) might call this procedure "rash editing" and claim that

it breeds future ignorance.

Nonsense! What a brash comment

to make about the academic world of Georgia! Do our SAT scores not speak

for themselves? Do we not have superb public schools already? Surely these

alterations to the state curriculum will produce nothing short of positive

results.

Therefore, thank you, Kathy;

this was truly "intelligent design."

Alex Crawford

Fayetteville, Ga.