When I was in primary school I was asked to create an alphabet board with an artistic expression for each letter. Charles was a good challenge for me because I pushed myself even harder because of the competition I got from him.

I'm currently on job training at the Nassau Guardian and hope to be able to secure a job here.

I'm what you call a creator. I can create a piece without seeing a model before. In fact, my teacher, Mr Taylor, said that I'm one of the few artists he knows that can draw with such precision without seeing something in advance.

To express open creativity, you first need to create your own space of seclusion.

Look, I don't see why bad artists - I mean artists who are obviously incompetent... - why they should be presented hypocritically as good artists just because they're supposed to be advancing the frontiers of freedom of expression or... ...demonstrating that there should be no limit on subject matter.

It appears that some school officials, teachers, and parents have assumed that religious expression of any type is either inappropriate or forbidden altogether in public schools; however, nothing in the First Amendment converts our public schools into religion-free zones.