Resistance brewing to Ontario schools' caffeine cutbacks - The Globe and Mail:
With its new policy, Ontario has joined several other provinces that have taken a hard line against caffeine, either by banning it or putting strict limits on what can be sold on school property, in the cafeteria or at fundraisers. In British Columbia, a 15-mg-per-serving limit on caffeine means that chocolate milk barely avoids being culinary contraband, and students in Nova Scotia can buy only milk, 100-per-cent juice and water at school.
Honestly I have nothing to say.Just seems like another way society is going overboard protecting the children.
Not really on the same subject but it somehow seemed related in my brain.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xb5gpv_george-carlin-child-worship_fun
Besides after reading that story I could use a laugh.
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