[Michael Moore]
Yes, and after , it really sucked being a in .

[TV news]
Since last spring's at Columbine High, nationwide have extended -tolerance policies, and students for all kinds of behavior considered unruly, or warning signs of to come.
This second-grader in Illinois was for 10 days for bringing a clipper to class. "That's a ," his school said.
An elementary school suspended a first-grader for a chicken strip at a teacher in the . The eight-year-old was fooling around with a at lunch last when he pointed a breaded-chicken finger at a teacher and then said: "".
He a folded piece of shaped like a , and told his he was going to them during a game of and robbers.
If this isn't a sign, then what is it?
This Virginia student spent a month out of classes, originally sent home for dying his blue.
A high-school honors student from Michigan could be later today in a school-board hearing. -year-old Jeremy Hicks wore a bagpiper's outfit to his junior that included a plaid kilt, a feathered hat and a traditional known as a "skein dhu."
This landed a high-school student in . She wanted to start an club.
There are little bombs out there, ticking, waiting to go off. And there are many of them in every community.
Students in at least different have been suspended or for talking about or planning plots of their own.
It's almost like warfare. You don't from which direction the will be coming.

une fusillade = a
une politique = a
une arme = a
braquer sur = to
une arme à feu = a
un signal d'alarme = a
une bombe à retardement = a
un complot = a