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Posted by Randy, Grants Pass, OR on June 13, 2009:
Thank you very much for you newsletter. I have finally decided to upgrade to a premium subscription. It has given me much to think about in terms of where we are going as a country. I am very interested in the "zero tolerance" articles as I have worked in schools for many years and saw the genesis of this trend. I hope that sanity can return before it is too late. I shudder to think of the effects this will have on both on our generation and future generations.