Science instruction

<B>SCIENCE INSTRUCTION:</b> Biology teacher Al Frisby gives a presentation on evolution at Liberty High School in Missouri. My job is to explain evolution so you can understand it. Whether you accept it or not, thats your business, Frisby told his students.

Don Ipock / For The Times / March 31, 2006

SCIENCE INSTRUCTION: Biology teacher Al Frisby gives a presentation on evolution at Liberty High School in Missouri. My job is to explain evolution so you can understand it. Whether you accept it or not, thats your business, Frisby told his students.

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