June 10, 2014
Editorial: MIAA, school chiefs should learn from Beverly cigar fiasco
High school graduations have once again made spring an optimistic time across Cape Ann and around the North Shore.
In nearly every community, we are treated to a sea of cap-and-gown clad seniors, valedictory speeches that are at once soaring, hopeful and humorous, and smiles of unfiltered joy from young men and women who walk across the stage to accept their diplomas.
Leave it to the adults to stomp out the fun.
Check out the entire editorial here
I was gonna write a rant about the ridiculousness of it all but I was just too disgusted.
Politically Correct crap times a bajillion- the ruination of our great country.
Good Morning Gloucester 
I would love to read the rest of the editorial but since the GDT thinks it is going to make money by charging potential readers to access their online website I won’t be reading the GDT at all anymore. I couldn’t access the story.
Now back to the topic, How ridiculous is this prinicpal, he must have been picked on way too much growing up, so now he has to bully his students. What happened to anti-bullying, this principal needs to be ousted!
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Four years of liberal education studying for a MCAS test….let them have a cigar, they deserve it!
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