Dempublicents
04-10-2004, 06:54
http://www.cnn.com/2004/EDUCATION/09/30/dissecting.game.ap/index.html
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- Stephanie Bradford isn't content with her daughter dissecting frogs in science class. She wants the students to cut into the hearts and eyes of moose, caribou, bear and other large game.
Bradford, who like many residents of Alaska's Interior lives in a hunting household, is asking local hunters to donate organs to her 12-year-old daughter's school.
Of course, I am surprised at the lack of regulation and testing to bring in stuff for kids to dissect. I don't think this would be allowed in any state by Alaska.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- Stephanie Bradford isn't content with her daughter dissecting frogs in science class. She wants the students to cut into the hearts and eyes of moose, caribou, bear and other large game.
Bradford, who like many residents of Alaska's Interior lives in a hunting household, is asking local hunters to donate organs to her 12-year-old daughter's school.
Of course, I am surprised at the lack of regulation and testing to bring in stuff for kids to dissect. I don't think this would be allowed in any state by Alaska.