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January 17, 2012 Opinion & Blogs » Letters

Officers, Not Professors, Should Be the Ones with Guns 

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Regarding the article “Bill Would Allow Gun-Toting Professors”: I am so elated that member of the House of Delegates would make such an assumption that college professors are sane and stable enough to carry guns to protect students. Folks of all walks of life are having severe problems and I would not want them carrying guns. That delegate needs to remember the word educator does not have the substance as it once had in the world. The proper way to deter gun violence is to hire qualified officers and pray that nothing happens.

Carolyn A. Tabb
Richmond
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