Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Althouse: "My biggest mistake was not recognizing by Saturday that Louisiana was dysfunctional."
Althouse: "My biggest mistake was not recognizing by Saturday that Louisiana was dysfunctional."
Blogger Thoughts: I can't believe Brown is getting support from some blogs. This is so disappointing, because it's bunk! I'll take time to explain all the reasons why when I have time.
Blogger Thoughts: I can't believe Brown is getting support from some blogs. This is so disappointing, because it's bunk! I'll take time to explain all the reasons why when I have time.
Civil Commotion - Revisionism in plain sight?
Civil Commotion � Revisionism in plain sight?
Blogger Thoughts: I support the this blog post's contention that the revisionism tends to be part of covering up the truth, but based on an entirely different premise of what the truth was to begin with.
Blogger Thoughts: I support the this blog post's contention that the revisionism tends to be part of covering up the truth, but based on an entirely different premise of what the truth was to begin with.
Charlotte Observer | 09/26/2005 | Second student shot with Taser
Charlotte Observer | 09/26/2005 | Second student shot with Taser
Posted on Mon, Sep. 26, 2005
Second student shot with Taser
Melissa Manware
Staff Writer
A Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer shot a Garinger High School student with a Taser gun Monday morning. It's the second time in four days that an officer used the electroshock weapon on a student.
A police spokesman said the officer fired the Taser on Monday after a 17-year-old student slapped an assistant principal and refused to follow orders. The student, who was later arrested, had been called to the office because he was late for school.
On Friday, a school resource officer at East Mecklenburg High School shot a 14-year-old girl with a Taser after she attacked an assistant principal.
The students and school administrators were not seriously injured.
Posted on Mon, Sep. 26, 2005
Second student shot with Taser
Melissa Manware
Staff Writer
A Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer shot a Garinger High School student with a Taser gun Monday morning. It's the second time in four days that an officer used the electroshock weapon on a student.
A police spokesman said the officer fired the Taser on Monday after a 17-year-old student slapped an assistant principal and refused to follow orders. The student, who was later arrested, had been called to the office because he was late for school.
On Friday, a school resource officer at East Mecklenburg High School shot a 14-year-old girl with a Taser after she attacked an assistant principal.
The students and school administrators were not seriously injured.
Althouse: Correcting the gender imbalance problem.
Althouse: Correcting the gender imbalance problem.
Blogger Thoughts: Seems like a thorough repudiation of the Posner and the Reynolds approaches would be in order. Of course not Althouse who seems have a foothold of being an accepted "conservative" voice.
Blogger Thoughts: Seems like a thorough repudiation of the Posner and the Reynolds approaches would be in order. Of course not Althouse who seems have a foothold of being an accepted "conservative" voice.
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