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MN: After the Virginia Tech tragedy, even talking about concealed carry is grounds for suspension
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... "In the aftermath [of VA Tech], officials at Hamline University sought to comfort their 4,000 students. David Stern ... sent a campus-wide email offering extra counseling sessions for those who needed help coping."
"Scheffler had a different opinion ... Counseling wouldn't make students feel safer, he argued. They needed protection. And the best way to provide it would be for the university to lift its recently implemented prohibition against concealed weapons." ...
"After clicking send, Scheffler didn't think much more about his emails. ..." ...
"... Scheffler received a letter informing him he'd been placed on interim suspension. To be considered for readmittance, he'd have to pay for a psychological evaluation ..." ... |
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