Flight Suit

              Today in Mr Schick's wonderful Human Geography class we basically debated over what the school uniform should be for about half the class. Mr. Schick explained to us that he thinks everyone in the school, boys and girls, should wear flight suits. They way Mr. Schick explained it to us made it very convincing. He said that so many people complain about being cold. The flight suit is long sleeved and goes down to your ankles so you will never be cold. So, I'm somewhat convinced we actually should switch our uniform to flight suits. After the whole debate we worked on our political regions. I find the political regions very interesting because Mr. Schick explained to us that the laws within a state have a very big play on which party the state will vote for. For example in Montana North Dakota, and other northwest states, they depend on their guns for their cattle and farms. So, they vote for the Republican party to get less strict gun laws. After I finished making my regions the bell rang and ended class.

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