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I find this so ironic we’re talking about a university where the Ohio National Guard open fired on protesting students in 1970 students died none of the students were armed.
The student had every right to pose with a gun in her post graduation photos. It is kind of sad that people don’t understand their own history of their own University.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_State_shootings
https://www.google.com/amp/fox8.com...uate-carrying-ar-10-on-campus-goes-viral/amp/
The student had every right to pose with a gun in her post graduation photos. It is kind of sad that people don’t understand their own history of their own University.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_State_shootings
https://www.google.com/amp/fox8.com...uate-carrying-ar-10-on-campus-goes-viral/amp/
The post was retweeted more than 1800 times and had more than 2700 comments. There was a mix of support and opposition to Bennett's post.
According to its website, the university has rules against students, faculty, and staff carrying any "deadly weapons."
Eric Mansfield, university spokesperson, told Fox 8 News that once Bennett graduated she was "no longer restricted under the policy as a student."
He also said that all guns are banned at Dix Stadium and that Bennett notified the university of her intent to have the photos taken. Mansfield said they were taken Sunday, the day after graduation.