Teen's Yearbook Photo Banned for Flower

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Teen's Yearbook Photo Banned for Flower
MERRIMACK, N.H. (AP) - A New Hampshire teenager's yearbook photo has been rejected, because she's holding a flower. Merrimack High School student Melissa Morin's senior photograph featured her and a small red flower. School officials, however, said the picture is not going to make it in the...
 
[FONT=Verdana,Sans-serif]Its only fair if you ask me.

The school didn't allow that kid to pose with his gun and it was challenged so they made a general rule that props were not allowed. The flower was a prop so it was a rule violation.
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My high school prevented its problem entirely by making every student go to a specific photo company which was instructed not to let them use any props or such. Much easier to control than letting people send in their own pictures.

But it's only fair. The rule says no props, and she was holding a prop. It's not as if she's going to be cut out of the yearbook, they're just going to photoshop the flower out. I don't see a big deal out of this.
 
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