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            "Student Linked To Disks Showing Explosive Devices"
                              By Tony Borelli
                        Opinions by Jungle Jimmy
        
        A high school junior was indentified yesterday as the source of 
        computer disks, sold to numerous students, that instruct users 
        how to make explosive devices or how to break into a bank cash 
        machine.
        
        The junior, who has been suspended from school fro three days, 
        copied disks containing the "Jolly Roger Cookbook" from a 
        computer Bulletin Board and gave one or two freshman about two 
        weeks ago, vice pricipal DiColo said.
        
        The freshman then sold copies of the disks for $5 to $20 to at least
        five other students, DiColo said, though he suspects it was more.
        
        He said most buyers purchased the disks out of curiosity but that the
        incident shows parnts must watch their children's activities.
        
        A tip from a parent Oct. 4 led to the exposure of the disk sales, he
        said.  One buyer's parent told him they were curios why their son was using 
        the computer but never pressed the issue, DiColo said.
        
        Although possession and sale books describing criminal technology is
        not a crime, DiColo said the students were punished under a "Catch-All" 
        provisionin the school's regulationsthat bars "inappropiate behavior."
        
        "This was inappropiate, dangerous material,"Dicolo said.  He said
        the descisions about suspensions were also based on the students 
        apparent intentions.
        
        "The kids that were buying it, I think they did it more out of 
        curiosity," DiColo said. "But the kids who were selling it, I 
        have to believe they knew they were doing something wrong."
        
        DiColo said the junior apparently did not kow that the freshman
        planned to sell the disk and "Just liked to play around with 
        computers"
        
        Though none of the stunts described on the disk have been reprted 
        at the school, principal Joan Tucker said no one know"what it would 
        have led to if undiscovered."
        
        Dicolo said that two or three years ago at onother morris county 
        school, which he would not name, he seized a book called the 
        "Terrorist Handbook" and found that students had already begun 
        trying to pick locks and cheat vending machines.



        How can these kids get suspended for this.  They can not show one 
thing that is illegal baout it.  The stupid pirnciple even said that it was 
legal.  The only thing that they ahd to worry about getting in trouble about
was if anything that they d/l and sold was copyrighted.  But they didn't even 
check.  It is not illegal to sell things that don't have copyrights, so why
shouuld they be suspended.  This just shows us how dush bags in this world
can get around the laws.  "It was inappropiate and Dangerous Material" ya 
well so is the shit that you learn in chemistry but that is in school.  It 
is Dangerous material but they didn't even find the kids trying to do 
anything with this material except for sell it and make some money.
        
        The thing that this dumb vice principal does not also realize, by
having this artical in the paper more kids are going to start to do this 
stuff.  They are going to think that it is a great idea.

        Try to do this in your school.  If you do it just watch who you sell
it to.  You can't get in that much trouble.  Oh you might be suspended for a 
few days but that is no biggy.  So if you want to make some big bucks go and 
try this.