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What is an ss board?
it depends, what I think it is is a Short Story Board or Social Studies Board it depends, what I think it is is a Short Story Board or Social Studies Board
Did Athena have long brown hair or short brown hair?
Athena had short brown hair What the heck?! No way! Athena had curly long brown hair, or possibly wavy long brown hair. No goddess ever had short hair.
Was there a dissenting opinions in the brown v board case?
Segregation education is inherently unequal.
What is the short form of word education?
The short form is edu.
Which board is better a long board or short board?
i'd chose long because the longer the board longer the game will last
How many dogs does a trainer have if she says that twelve of them are brown thirteen have short tails five are brown with short tails and four are not brown and have long tails?
25?
What is a boggie board?
I think you mean a "boogie board"- it's a short board, used for catching waves at the beach.
When was The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford created?
The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford was created in 1954-01.
What is short for Arkansas?
Short for Arkansas is (AR), which is it's initals.Thanks,WikiAnswers BOARD
Is there a sticky brown rice?
Short grain brown rice is sticky
What is the Short Form of Board of Director?
BOD
What was the effect of the Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education?
Brown changed the ways that Education was doled out to children. Before this Supreme Court decision, Black and White children went to separate schools in many states (primarily the "south"). The Supreme Court had previously upheld this practice if the education was separate but equal. This decision determined that the education was definitely not equal, and now all public schools are integrated. It was a huge step for education and for equality.Case Citation:Brown v. Board of Education, 347 US 483 (1954)For more information about Brown v. Board of Education, see Related Links, below.
