Bowling Green resident Tyler Webster paid a high price for "boards" - the act of lying face down in unconventional places. Western Kentucky University has banned him from campus after his antics boards has appeared on the Internet.
Webster, 18 had to be a freshman at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, this year, but received a letter prohibiting him instead. The school discovered that Webster and his friend Joshua Lindsey, 17, run Plankresponsibly.com, a kind of web social networking site for the boards.
WKU Chief of Staff and General Counsel Deborah Wilkins said it was less like the stickers that curl around "This place has been put together." He insisted that the label is damage to the walls and art. However, Webster insists that the stickers out and cause no permanent damage.
Operating in this I think is a little 'hard, when a warning would do. When all the horrible things that really threaten the city and university campuses, planking looks pretty tame in comparison. In addition, the site is pretty impressive freshman effort in terms of graphics and the Facebook site. In addition, he is probably the best location of the freshman campus.
Webster, 18 had to be a freshman at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, this year, but received a letter prohibiting him instead. The school discovered that Webster and his friend Joshua Lindsey, 17, run Plankresponsibly.com, a kind of web social networking site for the boards.
WKU Chief of Staff and General Counsel Deborah Wilkins said it was less like the stickers that curl around "This place has been put together." He insisted that the label is damage to the walls and art. However, Webster insists that the stickers out and cause no permanent damage.
Operating in this I think is a little 'hard, when a warning would do. When all the horrible things that really threaten the city and university campuses, planking looks pretty tame in comparison. In addition, the site is pretty impressive freshman effort in terms of graphics and the Facebook site. In addition, he is probably the best location of the freshman campus.
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