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@@@ AUSTIN (September 9, 2014) The state's agriculture commissioner says he's not pleased with a school district that's started a pilot program aimed at encouraging students to go without eating meat during lunch once a <a href=http://www.cicviseu.net/page.php?sale=Discounted-Jimmy-Choo>Discounted Jimmy Choo</a> week.

The pilot program at the Dripping Springs School District offers meat-free lunch options on Mondays to students in its three elementary schools. 
Students can still eat meaty meals on Mondays, but to do that they must bring their lunches from home.
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But Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples said in an opinion piece published in the Austin American-Statesman Statesman that the meat-free lunches are a part of a movement by activists who seek to mandate their lifestyles for others.