Ummm. *grrrrrr*

[kyrielle]

Okay, they at least showed some sense after the fact, but..."zero tolerance" policies still clearly equate to "zero brains" policies. AUGH!

First story here.

And followup here.

Comments

[bertho.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I heard about that a few days ago. You should join the "This is True" mailing list if you haven't already. http://www.thisistrue.com/

He's one of the most vocal anti-ZT people out there. There's a nice rant about it here (http://www.thisistrue.com/zt.html).

[kyrielle]

Yeah, that's actually where I first saw the story, and I just hunted up the news things on Yahoo for linkage.

[bertho.livejournal.com]

Ahh... He's quite the good source for crap like that. I felt quite honored when he quoted me a couple weeks ago in the newsletter. :)

[pelogrande.livejournal.com]

Scary, especially considering how foolish I was back in high school. This, at least, was back pre-Columbine, but I'd carry my leatherman in my bag most of the time, and on several ocassions I had a dagger in my boot just for the sake of 'Look at what I can carry.'

I really was an idiot.

Zero brains...

[lanir.livejournal.com]

As much as I was generally disliked in high school I'm awfully glad they didn't have -that- type of idiocy to hold over my head. As it is, I got put on probation most of my senior year for trying to qualify for a scholarship when I was supposed to be at a pep rally. I wonder what they do in biology class at these places?

Re: Zero brains...

[kyrielle]

...

Talk about mixed-up priorities. :P