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KNOWLEDQ QE Perot Opens Eyes At the beginning of the school year, one lone man caused the whole of Texas to open their eyes and take notice. That one lone person was Ross Perot. The main argument that he brought up was whether or not athletics should be allowed after school hours, rather than the already alloted time during the last period classes. As in any controversial affair, the difference in opinions were many. Ranging from adamant 12 OPENING approval with Perot to harsh disagreement of his views. Many of the enraged athletes agreed that if athletics were held after 4:00 then there would be even less time for studying than there had been in the first place. Perot's idea was if the students were given a choice of extra-curricular activities, then more studying would get done, test scores would raise and the schools would produce a larger group of leaders each year. Well, the students did not readily agree with his philosophy. What about the students who had acceptable grades? Were they meant to be punished, too? Many felt that this was a new form of punishment. A new way of getting the students where they wanted them. It could be safely said that not many students were in favor of Perot this past year. Photo by: Gorman