http://123pizza.wordpress.com/2007/10/06/are-you-on-your-period/ Basically, this blog is about what is going on in my mind. It might be interesting...it might not be. You decide. Fri, 19 Oct 2007 17:29:51 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://123pizza.wordpress.com/2007/10/06/are-you-on-your-period/#comment-77 Lesha Mon, 08 Oct 2007 00:46:15 +0000 http://123pizza.wordpress.com/2007/10/06/are-you-on-your-period/#comment-77 Count me in the giveaway! By the way, interesting title. ~lol~ Count me in the giveaway! By the way, interesting title. ~lol~

]]> http://123pizza.wordpress.com/2007/10/06/are-you-on-your-period/#comment-75 A guys oppnion Sun, 07 Oct 2007 23:31:25 +0000 http://123pizza.wordpress.com/2007/10/06/are-you-on-your-period/#comment-75 Disclaimer: It is with great humility that I make these comments, because 1st) I am not a school security expert as I have never been charged with the safety of so many kids at one time. 2nd) With the exception of the occasional cancellation of a late night wrestling match with my wife, I have never experienced any difficulties involving a menstrual cycle. That being said…. I think it’s sad that in today’s world schools have to take extreme measures to protect students. If it takes a no bag rule, so be it. However, I don’t think Tri-Valley is going about things the right way. To allow half the students to overlook the rule a quarter of the time makes the rule ineffective. A better solution would be to place vending machines in the bathrooms. They could sell the items girls need. This would allow the school to enforce the policy 100% of the time, while letting the girls keep their dignity. Disclaimer: It is with great humility that I make these comments, because 1st) I am not a school security expert as I have never been charged with the safety of so many kids at one time. 2nd) With the exception of the occasional cancellation of a late night wrestling match with my wife, I have never experienced any difficulties involving a menstrual cycle. That being said….
I think it’s sad that in today’s world schools have to take extreme measures to protect students. If it takes a no bag rule, so be it. However, I don’t think Tri-Valley is going about things the right way. To allow half the students to overlook the rule a quarter of the time makes the rule ineffective.
A better solution would be to place vending machines in the bathrooms. They could sell the items girls need. This would allow the school to enforce the policy 100% of the time, while letting the girls keep their dignity.

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