Allah OK. Christ not so much?

Imagine the "fair and balanced" media coverage if the Christian/Jewish kids wanted a room and 10 minutes to pray!
N4T Investigators: Church and State | KVOA.com | Tucson, Arizona
Tucson - It's 12:40 in the afternoon, and in the Islamic Center of Tucson, a time to pray.
Muslims have a strict daily prayer schedule, five times a day at specific times. One of those times is in the middle of the school day.

In a room off the library at Desert View High School, four to six Muslim students pray during every school day for about 10 minutes. 
Sunnyside Unified School District officials tell the News 4 Tucson Investigators that all but one of the students pray during their lunch period, the other misses a few minutes of a class.
Community activist Richard Hernandez doesn't have a problem with allowing prayer, but with how the administration handled it.