Today's "post-crash" students are right.
Not long ago, gun-wielding teen-agers rarely visited campus, or crashed student parties.
As well as that, our political correspondent Gavin Haynes will be carving his own kind of campaign trail through Britain in the run-up to the election – hitching a cab with jihadists so they can outline their vision for a future London, crashing student house parties and hanging out with the Al-Zebabist NatiOOOGf OOOG, a separatist group running against Nigel Farage in South Thanet.
All the while, our political correspondent Gavin Haynes will be carving his own kind of campaign trail through Britain in the run-up to the election hitching a cab with jihadists so they can outline their vision for a future London, crashing student house parties, and hanging out with the Al-Zebabist NatiOOOGf OOOG, a separatist group running against Nigel Farage in South Thanet.
He filed a lawsuit last week accusing investigators of targeting the ranch for closing after a fatal car crash involving students.
Three of the five children killed in the crash were students in Avoyelles Public Schools, Superintendent Blaine Dauzat said — a fourth-grader and a fifth-grader at Lafargue Elementary School and an eighth-grader at Marksville High School.
In the wake of the crash, uninjured students were brought to the Veterans Memorial Hall in Orland, where the Red Cross set up a shelter.
Officials have said that 10 people were killed in the fiery Interstate 5 crash: Five students, three chaperons and the drivers of the bus and FedEx truck.
In the few minutes after the crash, as students were kicking out windows to escape the fiery wreckage, there seemed to be some confusion about what had happened and where the collision had taken place.
"I heard someone screaming lots of swear words and then, like, this big crash," a student on an Oval Office tour said.
