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Rodney37
2007-04-03, 05:27 AM
Campus security and safety has lately been one of the most controversial issues in the Texas Education (http://www.excellence**********room.com/) community. Certain unfortunate events that took place in Texas education campuses has raised awareness for better security for the students and faculty in Texas education campuses.

On Wednesday, September 27 2006, in Bailey, Colorado, a man held several female students hostage at gunpoint and killed one girl before killing himself. On Friday, September 29 2006, near Madison, Wisconsin, a principal was shot to death at school by a student. On October 06 2006, in Paradise, Pennsylvania, a man, targeting female students, apparently entered a school and shot three students to death before killing himself.

As the similarities between the incidents in Bailey, Colorado and Paradise, Pennsylvania demonstrate, acts of violence such as these have the potential to induce others to commit similar acts. The incidents imply that the law bearers and citizens must never let the guard down when it comes to the safety of the students in Texas Education (http://www.excellence**********room.com/) campuses. Everyone must also be particularly vigilant during the times surrounding such incidents, when the potential for copycat acts is at its highest.

It is very important to make aware the school principals in Texas Education (http://www.excellence**********room.com/) campuses about the need to take potential threats to student safety seriously. They must review the school district�s security procedures and encourage the faculty and students to immediately report any possible threats or suspicious behavior. Since these most recent incidents involved perpetrators entering campuses with weapons, the school authorities must also be urged to consider additional steps to ensure that weapons and unauthorized individuals are not entering the campuses.

Derfud
2007-04-03, 06:02 AM
What a strange ad. Is this some kind of campaign promotion for something related to the texas school system? WE MAY NEVER KNOW.

Lartnev
2007-04-03, 07:02 AM
Does anyone here actually live in Texas? :P~

Hamma
2007-04-03, 07:57 AM
What in the? :confused:

Peacemaker
2007-04-03, 08:09 AM
*Summons Thronebeast*

MrVicchio
2007-04-03, 09:25 AM
I live in Texas, and I work for the University of Texas at San Antonio.

I had to call Campus Security to remove a guy from my computer lab this week end.

OneManArmy
2007-04-03, 09:45 AM
I was trying to pee on your work and I'll be honest I didnt think your boys would catch me.... good game sir.

Giovanni
2007-04-03, 10:28 AM
It's texas... if you don't have a gun on you... you should get shot.

Kyonye
2007-04-03, 10:32 AM
Why do they feel like advertising everywhere, is going to work? They really need to do some Marketing Research.. Fuck, I'll do it for free as long as they stop putting it up on this website.

MattxMosh
2007-04-06, 08:46 PM
Well, I guess I can't go to a school and shoot people then kill myself, its so cliche now.

I thank this ad for bringing that to my attention.

Lartnev
2007-04-07, 07:02 AM
Why do they feel like advertising everywhere, is going to work? They really need to do some Marketing Research.. Fuck, I'll do it for free as long as they stop putting it up on this website.

Why waste time and effort doing market research when you can spam everywhere for nothing? ;)