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| June 3, 2004 Special Announcement here June 2, 2004 Newsletter here Nov 10, 2003 Press Release here (the real story of the vote in Austin) Oct 2, 2003 Newsletter here (Gaps in the Fossil Record) Oct 1, 2003 Newsletter here (Haeckel's Embryos) Sept 30, 2003 Newsletter here (Darwin's Finches) Press Release 1 here Press Release 2 here Press Release 3 here (Zogby Texas Poll Results) August 29, 2003 Newsletter here A possible notice for your organization to use below: Texans Asked to Sign Petition to Teach Evolution Weaknesses Do you think Texas students should learn about scientific criticisms of evolution? The Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) will be adopting high school biology textbooks this year and the grassroots group Texans for Better Science Education has organized an internet website with information you can use to help ensure that textbooks are accurate and present the weaknesses as well as the strengths of evolution, as required by existing Texas law. However, many militant 'teach naturalistic evolution only' groups are trying to pressure the Board to accept textbooks that teach evolution uncritically and with well known scientific errors cited as 'proofs of evolution' . If you support teaching students the weaknesses as well as the strengths of evolution, go to www.strengthsandweaknesses.org and sign the petition.
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here SBOE Members by district: 1 Rene Nunez 2 Mary Helen Berlanga 3 Rick Agosto 4 Lawrence A. Allen, Jr. 5 Ken Mercer 6 Terri Leo 7 David Bradley 8 Barbara Cargill 9 Don McLeroy (Chairman) 10 Cynthia Dunbar 11 Patricia Hardy 12 Tincy Miller 13 Mavis B. Knight 14 Gail Lowe 15 Bob Craig <>< ><> <>< ><> < | |||||||||||||
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