Raid might have broken drug-dog rules

[odedvard]

http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/news/local/7440066.htm

Why is it that public schools are treating students like prisioners?

[odedvard]

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/12/09/national/09RAID.html?ex=1071550800&en=b6659f3887b8462e&ei=5062&partner=GOOGLE

[mjULTRA]

"Why is it that public schools are treating students like prisioners?"

To condition them for their lives in the future. Camera's in school are a common thing now, and so when the next generation grows up, being under constant surveillance will not bother them quite like it would bother some of us who still value privacy...

EDIT: Hmmmmm..

"For many residents of Goose Creek, a pleasant bedroom community north of Charleston, it was particularly disturbing that though blacks make up less than a quarter of the 2,700 students at the high school, two-thirds of the 107 students caught up in the sweep were black."