"This land is your land" is a LOT more accurate than "this land is my land." No one is trying to change the history of the 19th century, but a little more respect for the survivors of the great invasion wouldn't hurt.

Suddenly, because of 4 kids' insensitivity, all the various gains, personal and political, are revoked and they get to start all over?

1. There are faculty advisors for these things. What happened?

2. It's a dance off. These things typically require some sort of crowd support. A better approach would have been for all the "right thinking" people in the crowd to simply meet the dance with quiet disapproval.

3. I assume that nobody else was mocked during the dance off. Otherwise punishing one sort of mockery would be really inappropriate.

4. The punishment is exaggerated. Unless, of course, the kids weren't going to behave in accordance with correct policy and politics at the game, in which case by all means, it's appropriate. (When *are* these kids going to finally learn and grow up, instead of doing things that their clear superiors disapprove of?)

Cancellation it is.

In downtown Manhattan or Chicago or L.A. it wouldn't ave mattered. With Native American communities surrounding the area and in immediate proximity, the impact changes.

So seems administration not concerned so much about what students may or may not be learning but about how Native Americans in area might react.

Doesn't seem like 'adults in charge' are open to learning anything from what happened!

Those 4 boys are going to be the school pariahs from now on.

And they deserve to be.