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Alfred Evarts 
February 1, 1997 
Alfred W. Evarts, 83, Of Benton Township, Benton R.r. 2, Died Saturday At The 
Bonham Nursing Center, Stillwater R.r. 1, Where He Was A Resident.

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Money not necessarily education's panacea &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 If one accepts the premise of Tom Bigler's article -- exemplary education
can only be obtained by a substantial amount of money -- then his views
throughout the article are also credibleHowever, this is not always true. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; There are many schools in poor rural areas that have intelligent faculty
and ways of learning that do not have anything to do with money. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 He implies that wealthy area schools are getting a superior education
compared to less wealthy area schools. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 As a student in a not so wealthy area, I believe that my education is not
inferior to that in a public school receiving more money. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 I agree that it may do some good to get money from the government to help
the atmosphere and such~~, but this is not essential for a good education,
only more pleasant. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 I do agree with and respect Bigler's his views on making children's
education more fair or equal. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Laura Castellano &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Dallas &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Money Not Necessarily Education's Panacea 
If One Accepts The Premise Of Tom Bigler's Article -- Exemplary Education Can 
Only Be Obtained By A Substantial Amount Of Money -- Then His Views Throughout 
The Article Are Also Credible.

Money Not Necessarily Education's Panacea If One Accepts The Premise Of Tom Bigler's Article -- Exemplary Education Can Only Be Obtained By A Substantial Amount Of Money -- Then His Views Throughout The Article Are Also Credible.