Sneha got into trouble yesterday for laughing the principal

It's hard out there for a Principal these days. Yesterday a middle school Principal in Orange County was placed on administrative leave after A student was waiting outside Straughn's office with his grandmother and uncle when he allegedly "manhandled" the boy, yanking his arm for laughing outside his office. is a rule against. The News says he's also been reprimanded for failing to "thoroughly investigate a teacher accused of roughing up a student" and is accused of retaliating against another teacher who cooperated in another corporal punishment probe. And the plot thickens: The school's assistant Principal, Maizelin Knowlin, was also reportedly removed yesterday, for allegedly sending her children to Brooklyn public schools while living in New Jersey. And investigators Knowlin what happened once the principal wrapped his Straughn arms around his assistant! Meanwhile, PS 276 is left rudderless without a principal, and at press time the school's halls are resounding with cacophonous, anarchic laughter. These kids better straighten up and fly right, because here's what happens when you get to college. Forget laughing—you can't even yawn! Twitter Originally from the Albany area, John Del Signore has called NYC home since 1995. In addition to his thousands of meticulously-crafted bespoke blog posts for Gothamist, his writing has also been published in The Awl, Deadspin, The Nervous Breakdown, and performed at The Brick Theater in Brooklyn.

Reported speech- How does it work? Whenever you report a speech there’s a reporting verb used like “say” or “tell”. For example: Direct speech: I love to play Reported speech: She said that she loves to play football. (Note 1 : Assume a gender if not mentioned already. Note 2: Using “that” is optional. This sentence could also have been written as “She said she loves to play football.”) The tense doesn’t have to be changed in this case of reported speech. But of the reporting verb is in the Browse more Topics under Transformation Sentences • • • Reported speech- Play of the tenses: Direct speech tense Indirect/Reported speech tense Simple present simple past present continous past continuous simple past past perfect past continuous past perfect continuous present perfect tense past perfect tense past perfect tense past perfect tense Learn more about This is a Tense Direct speech Reported speech Changed tense Simple present I like to swim in the ocean She said she liked to swim in the ocean Simpe past Simple present I live in New Orleans He said he lived in New Orleans Simpe past Past simple I went to school in the morning She said she had gone to school that morning Past perfect Present continuous I was going to the Himalayas He said he was going to the Himalayas Past continuous Past continuous I was walking near the beach She said that she had been walking near the beach past perfect continuous Present perfect I have caught a few fishes She said she had caught a few fishe...

I don't profess to be an expert in all things gender and sex related but I've brought my eldest (now adult) daughter to know her boundaries and I've brought my 14 year old son up to (age appropriately so far!) know how we treat girls, how we behave on social media and all the other stuff surrounding that A HUGE part of his school experience at the moment is being surrounded by girls and boys who are confused regarding their sexuality and their gender. I've always been very very clear with him on my views - if you have a penis you are a male and if you have a vagina you are female and that's that. I've also explained to him that some people feel trapped in the wrong body and therefore it's their absolute right to express themselves how they want and they deserve respect Yesterday at school he was in a lesson and got involved in a discussion with a girl. He said to her that girls couldn't be boys and vice versa. She disagreed so a verbal argument ensued. (Not shouting or anything!) She told him to shut up and that he was talking rubbish so he told her to shut up too. Next thing, he's being taken out of class by the student manager. Who's told him off and issued a 'penalty mark' against him for his views. He argued this and said he was right. She said ... and I quote ... ' the facts are that gender and your sex begin in the brain so you need to be aware of the facts of this before talking rubbish about how your genitals define your sex' It's all been left now and he has this ...

By Janani K: Allu Arjun is one of the leading actors in India. His popularity knows no bounds and the world is in awe of his impeccable dancing skills. Today (April 8), he is celebrating his 38th birthday. On this special day, let's explore his love story with his wife Sneha Reddy. For their story is the perfect example of how opposites attract. On this week's Throwback Thursday, let us take a look at how they found love in each other. THE FIRST MEETING More than a decade ago, Allu Arjun flew to the US to attend his friend's wedding. It was there that he met the love of his life, Sneha Reddy. She had also come to the wedding. When Arjun's friend introduced him to Sneha, he instantly fell for her. It was love at first sight for Allu Arjun. Arjun and Sneha exchanged pleasantries but that was it. Their conversation did not proceed further at the wedding. ARJUN PURSUES SNEHA After dating for a few years, Allu Arjun's father Allu Aravind found out about their relationship. When confronted, Arjun confessed his feelings for Sneha and expressed his wish to marry her. Sneha is the daughter of businessman KC Shekhar Reddy and Kavita Reddy. Initially, both Arjun and Sneha's parents did not approve of their relationship. But, Arjun and Sneha were not willing to let go of each other. As they stood their ground, their parents agreed to meet again and it was during this meet that agreed to have them married. ALLU ARJUN AND SNEHA'S ENGAGEMENT Allu Arjun and Sneha got engaged in a grand ce...