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On the subject of Texas public schools' "Zero Tolerance" policy on weapons and drugs, Carol Herring Weir wonders if the cure isn't worse than the illness. When faced with incidents of weapons meant to be used on others, we all expect appropriate consequences to follow. But a no-exceptions policy requiring expulsion for possessing a small knife or a Tylenol capsule, without regard for reason, is unduly punitive.
April 26, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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