>AFAIC, it's unconstitutional for school games.
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>I think that's a bit strong, but I understand your point.
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>In middle and high school, we had a daily moment of silent meditation. You could quietly pray, you could stand for a minute, or you could sit for a minute. I always thought that was the best and most respectful solution for all. (Of course, I just looked around at the girls). I've known people who thought "silent medidation" was too restrictive - I think such objections are from people who want turn religion into a show or spectacle.

In junior high school in Colorado, we had the same. The teachers loved it. It was the only quiet time during the entire day. My history teacher was an atheist and he absolutely the minute of silence. I once asked him if he was an atheist what he did during the minute of silence and he replied something along the lines of: "Enjoy it." :o)