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Posted by David B on March 18, 2005 at 10:48:43 from (65.173.238.88):
Just want to know what you guys think- At my school, a young man who is in the 11th grade (junior) brought a pellet gun to school, and it was found by the janitor and football coach while they were cleaning up the locker room. The school handbook calls for a suspension of at least one calendar year, he got 180 school days, or 1 school year. What do you guys think? He isn"t a bad kid, I played football with him for the past two years. Dad thinks it"s too strick, it was just a pellet gun. But then again, a rule is a rule. So what do you guys think?
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