Echoes of Guilford
The Eightball #22 case may have faded into the sunset, but commentators just can’t stop mining it. Cartoonist Tom Tomorrow takes a look back, with his own pointed commentary.
Also, Joanne Jacobs at Brittanica.com offers a measured appraisal, and brings up a notable parallel case:
Then again, consider the case of Kaleb Tierce, an honors English teacher (and assistant football coach) in Tuscola, Texas, who was suspended Oct. 15 for loaning a ninth-grade girl a book by Cormac McCarthy, Child of God, for a book report. The book is on the approved list for advanced ninth graders, though it features a murderer and necrophiliac. Tierce, who is 24, may face criminal charges of providing “harmful materials” to a minor.
10/26/07 at 8:20 am
Even though it happened a while ago, it was never really resolved. It just simply faded away. Its still an important matter to discuss, because the other option is waiting until it happens again.
10/26/07 at 1:50 pm
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