When courts and public schools are allowed by law to protect the identity of a 16-year-old student who brings a loaded and illegal weapon to school, it’s hardly a wonder that schools are such an easy mark for the mentally unstable.
Murray County did a fine job ensuring that the gunman “will never again darken the doors” of their schools but what about their neighbors’ doors?
Rob Woodard
Dalton
Opinion
January 23, 2013
Letter: Juvenile shield laws need to be looked at
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John O. Schwenn: Dalton State experience extends beyond the classroom
While teaching and learning will always be the heart of our mission, Dalton State College is about so much more than academics.
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John O. Schwenn: Dalton State experience extends beyond the classroom



