Merriam Webster's 10th edition to be banned
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2PhoenixTerran
Ummm...wow.
3Nicole_VanK
No, stupidity knows no boundaries - I even doubt if it's limited to a max at the speed of light ;-(
I do like "It's hard to sit and read the dictionary, but we'll be looking to find other things of a graphic nature," Cadmus said though. Picturing these people trying their utmost to actually read a dictionary cover to cover.
I do like "It's hard to sit and read the dictionary, but we'll be looking to find other things of a graphic nature," Cadmus said though. Picturing these people trying their utmost to actually read a dictionary cover to cover.
5susiesharp
That is so Crazy!
6WholeHouseLibrary
What's next - the bible? There's much worse stuff in there.
8leahbird
What's next - the bible? There's much worse stuff in there.
the people who want things banned don't want to ban the knowledge that these things exist... how can they use them to scare you into being (their idea of) good if you don't know these things exist. what they don't want is for you to have an actual understanding of these things, because that dispells the fear.
the people who want things banned don't want to ban the knowledge that these things exist... how can they use them to scare you into being (their idea of) good if you don't know these things exist. what they don't want is for you to have an actual understanding of these things, because that dispells the fear.
9d_perlo
According to Library Journal, they decided to leave it in the classroom, but parents can ask that their student use another dictionary.
10bardsfingertips
Wait until some censoring fool looks through Roget's International Thesaurus (5th and 6th editions).
