Letters October 9, 1995 Issue

Dear Sentinel

From children and young people

with contributions from Aimee E. Henderson, Hannah Casboult, S. Casboult

Dear Sentinel,

Two years ago I was in grade eleven. In the spring we were having our last exams of the year. In my English class, the teacher announced that we were allowed to bring a "cheat sheet" into the exam. This meant that a regular piece of lined paper was permitted in the exam room. On it, students could write important information that they thought was going to be on the exam.

Upon hearing this, I had an unsettled feeling. It just didn't seem right for me to have to use a cheat sheet. Having attended Christian Science Sunday School since I was very young, I had learned to listen to the "still small voice" of God, which leads to good things.

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