Parents: Pa. high school team taunted with slurs   BRENTWOOD,
Pa. (AP) -- Some Pittsburgh-area parents are complaining that
students at a largely white high school dressed in banana suits
at a basketball game and taunted their majority black rival with
racial slurs.  Brentwood schools Superintendent Ronald Dufalla
said Wednesday that two costumed students were thrown out of
Friday's game after they ran past the Monessen (moh-NEH'-sen)
High fan section "causing agitation and disruption."  But he
also says he has reviewed game tapes and talked to school
officials and has "seen no other activity that confirms the
allegations made." He says the two students in banana suits have
done that at previous games.  Monessen parents say that other
students hurled slurs including "monkeys" and "cotton pickers."
That district's superintendent has demanded an apology and says
Dufalla has sugar-coated the situation.