School T-Shirt

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Most people that attend a concert buy merchandise and would want to show it off at school. For example a student at Hamilton Middle School. Ben Brewer, the student who wore a rock band t-shirt to school, before the rule was even made. But because of this he got suspended for a week. The rule states that you cannot wear any musical groups on a t-shirt to Hamilton Middle School. This rule is in place because Principle Carter was worried the t-shirts may disrupt learning and, or cause trouble out of class. He had suspicions of this because of a few minor incidents that had happened last school year. In my opinion the t-shirts did not cause problems.
Furthermore I feel like the t-shirts do not cause disruption in class. The argument between the

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