Monday, November 21, 2005
Alaska Student Council Puts ID in its Place
Kenni Psenak, the Mat-Su (Alaska) school board's student representative told the board that she brought the issue of intelligent design to her fellow Student Advisory Council members for their consideration, according to Joel Davidson of the Mat-Su Valley Fontiersman.
“Intelligent design is, possibly, at some future time going to be discussed, and so I thought it was my job and my responsibility to poll the consensus and the views of the Student Advisory Board on where they stand on that,” Psenak explained.
The student council's official position on intelligent design states, “Intelligent design shall be addressed in the social studies department, if it is addressed at all.”
“Intelligent design is, possibly, at some future time going to be discussed, and so I thought it was my job and my responsibility to poll the consensus and the views of the Student Advisory Board on where they stand on that,” Psenak explained.
The student council's official position on intelligent design states, “Intelligent design shall be addressed in the social studies department, if it is addressed at all.”
