[Sca-cooks] SCAdian High school yearbook photo banned

[Karin Burgess]

Actually, it is quite common in California for yearbooks to have paid advertising. Also, families will purchase pages or section to highlight their kids/and.or groups.  Both my step son's HS  and my daughter elementary sxhool's feature local advertisement.  Though most of it is the more personal page type. Think at least for HS, 1/4 pages run around $200.  usually in the back though, with only 2-4 pages total.
   
  -Muiriath 
   
  
silverr0se at aol.com wrote:
  Bad as it is that the picture was not deemed acceptable, I find it more shocking the there is paid advertising in a high school yearbook. Maybe I am old, but in my day the yearbook was a rememberence of classmates and the year just past.

In California, at least, the school might get into trouble with tax laws...

Renata 


-----Original Message-----
From: phlip at 99main.com
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Sent: Tue, 12 Dec 2006 8:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Sca-cooks] SCAdian High school yearbook photo banned


Well, as of the latest news, his mother has decided, with the help of
the RI ACLU, to sue. Can't say as I blame her. If the photo was
unacceptable as his yearbook picture, it should have been unacceptable
as a paid advertisement. And, whether it's a period pose or not, I see
nothing wrong with the kid expressing his enthusiasm for the Middle
Ages.
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