Hektore

If i'm not mistaken students rights are only limited in two circumstances: when the excersizing of said right would 'disrupt the education process' and when it would pose a danger to other students/faculty etc. I fail to see how due process can possibly violate either one of those principles.

Before someone says, that under the policy a butter knife presents a danger to other students, I agree. Under the policy it does present a danger, but that gives them grounds only to suspend her temporarily, I fail to see how she can be expelled without a hearing.

I would like to hear the rest of this story, too bad it's now a day old, and since everyone has already forgotten about it we won't hear anything ever again. Gotta love the 'news'

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