Malinda C. Bostick This is Me

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1. 1. Erie school to split classes into boys, girls

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   Published on: 8/7/2005   Last Visited: 8/7/2005

   McKinley Principal Malinda Bostick said she had a positive experience at the Catholic girls high school she attended.
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   "I do not believe I'm going to damage children by trying this," Bostick said.

2. 2. GoErie.com

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   Published on: 3/1/2001   Last Visited: 3/1/2001

   By MALINDA C. BOSTICK
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   Bostick , did you hear. James Earl Ray died!.
   
   During our moment of silence that morning , I heard Bobby's voice from the back of the room softly say , Boy , I'm glad we forgave that guy ....
   
   AUTHOR'S NOTE. Malinda C. Bostick , who lives in Erie , says she's proud to be an Erie School District teacher at McKinley Elementary School.
   
   EDITOR'S NOTE. Starting today , Ash Wednesday , and continuing during this season of renewal , of spring and rebirth , of Easter and St. Patrick's Day , of Purim and Passover , the Times Publishing Company is pleased to present its annual reader-participation series , My Inspiration. If you have a special inspiration to share with our readers , send it to , My Inspiration , c/o the News Desk , Erie Times-News , 205 W. 12th St. , Erie , PA , 16534 ; or e-mail it to jeff.pinski@timesnews.com. Please include your phone number and tell us a little about yourself. These inspirational stories will run through Easter Sunday. Sorry , we do not publish poetry.

3. 3. Welcome to GoErie.com

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   Published on: 2/14/2003   Last Visited: 2/14/2003

   It's a part of the morning routine and is integral to the citizenship theme of the school, McKinley Principal Malinda Bostick said.
   
   "It's something we choose to do because we are proud of the flag," she said.
   
   Soon, however, there might not be a choice.
   
   A new state law mandates that all public and private school students recite the Pledge of Allegiance or sing the national anthem every day.
   
   It is a law that doesn't sit well with Bostick.
   
   "This is a country that prides itself on freedom," she said. "Freedom of our country means the choice to respect the flag. I don't think it should be mandated."
   
   The American Civil Liberties Union agrees, and it has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia on behalf of the Circle School in Harrisburg.
   
   The ACLU is arguing that the law violates the right to free speech.