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A:  This theory is wrong because girls are being blamed for something that isn't in their control.
C: Boys have a mind of their own and they decide whether they want to achieve a good academic standing.
E: Girls should haven't have restrictions put on them when it isn't their fault.

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The theory is wrong because girls can't change the way their body is built. In the article, a girl states " It isn't our fault that boys have raging hormones.'

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This theory is wrong, because it might create a sexist environment for the students. This idea is enhanced by the fact that girls in Petaluma are forced to face the admin's speech of their yoga pants, skinny jeans and leggings distracting boys. It's sexist because guy's can't control their hormones yet they do not face any consequences.

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This theory is incredibly sexist and ignorant because schools are finding ridiculous excuses to blame females for "distracting" boys from their education. Heterosexual boys are going to look at girls, that is just logic, but it's NOT a distraction. If that is the case, then we have to consider what MEN wear that also "distracts" girls, nevertheless that girls are doing better then men. Tight shirts or anything that makes a girl "look their way" should be removed from school attire as well.

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This theory sucks because girls should not be punished for boy's actions and raging hormones. Brittany Krulijack chimed in and said We didn't think it was fair how we have all these restrictions on out clothing while boys didn't have to sit through it all'.

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This theory is wrong because boys are distracted by girls because of their hormone, which is something they cant control. In the Petaluma middle school article, one parent said, "it is not our girls' fault these boys have quote 'raging hormones' they can't control.

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A:  This theory is wrong because it is only putting the girls at blame for the guys's grades.

C: In the article "Petaluma middle school decides girls’ leggings must be covered" it claims  that boys are being distracted due to the girls wearing this type of clothing to school.

E: Although it's not the boys fault for "raging hormones" girls should not be at blame and be forced to change what they want to wear.

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This theory is wrong because it should not be based on sex. Paragraph 6 explains that it is not the girls' fault that boys are unable to control themselves. People should not be focusing on appearance, they should be focusing on an education.

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This theory is wrong  because boys should know how to control themselves. In the article it states that it is not the girls fault that boys have raging hormones that they cannot "control". By this being said girls should not be punished for boys not having self control.

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This theory is wrong because girls should be able to wear what they want with the same amount of freedom that the guys have. There is no correlation between boys grades decreasing and girls wearing tight clothing. This means that there are other more reliable factors that cause boys to be distracted and it is sexist to make girl change their dress policy.

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This theory is wrong because girls should not be punished for something that isn't their fault. A girl from Kenilworth Junior High suggested  "wouldn’t it be a whole lot easier to sit the boys down for a talk and tell them to cool it?” Therefore instead of punishing the girls for something they are not at fault it would make more sense if the school administrators talk to the boys to help them out.

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A;  This theory is wrong because us girls should have the freedom to wear whatever we please.
C; There is no evidence that the decrease in the boy's grades is due to the girls clothing.
E; Distractions are seen everywhere there is no way that the girl's can be at fault for the boy's uhormones.