His community likes him… and so do we: CHERRY BROOK, N.S. — A skirmish between a junior high school principal and one of his students is yet again playing out publicly after footage of the incident was posted online. Ken Fells, a 15-year employee of the Halifax Regional School Board, was removed from his post at Graham Creighton junior high school in Cherry Brook, N.S., after an altercation with a student on March 3. The young male student allegedly took “inappropriate” photos of a female student on his cellphone, then refused to turn it over to teachers. When Fells was called over, the student again refused to comply and attempted to take off down the hall, causing the principal to forcibly stop him. Residents in the tiny Nova Scotia community, located just northeast of Halifax, had rallied around Fells when news of the incident leaked out. The minute-long video — footage from the school’s surveillance camera — was posted Friday on YouTube by a regional magazine. The school board had reportedly refused to release the footage previously. It shows Fells blocking the student with his arm at the side of the hallway — with the student reacting by pushing back. The student then falls to the ground and Fells grabs him in a bearlike hug from behind, dragging him with some effort down the hall to the office. A large group of students gather around the scene, with another boy at one point trying to intervene. The school board has remained mum on Fells’ case and the incident, calling it a “personnel matter,” but details have trickled out through parents and students. Last week, the board voted to shuffle the veteran educator out of that role, but did not fire him. The RCMP has previously said it will not lay any charges.

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Someone We Actually Like: Principal Himming Up Jr High Student For Taking Nasty Pictures Then Pushing Him! [Video]

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R.I.P. Marvin Sease, A Fine Singer And A Great American…”Candy Licker”??? [Video]

Posted on February 9, 2011 by Benny Hollywood| Leave a comment

For those of you unfamiliar with Mr. Sease work, allow us to brief you on his life, career, and well, you’ll see… Born in Blackville, South Carolina, Sease started as a gospel artist, joining a gospel group called the Five Gospel Crowns located in Charleston, South Carolina. After singing with them, Sease then left at age 20 for New York City. At this young age settling into New York, he then joined another gospel group called the Gospel Crowns. Having a preference for the musical style of R&B, Sease left the gospel circuit to form his own R&B group. In this group Sease was accompanied by his own three brothers, and named the backing band Sease. This band did not find popularity and eventually broke up. He did not quit performing musically, but began to cover songs that started a career with a recurring gig at the Brooklyn club, Casablanca. In 1986, he recorded a self titled album featuring one of his more popular songs, “Ghetto Man”. This started his professional career with his fans in the South’s circuit of bars, blues festivals, and juke joints. While promoting his self produced and publicized debut album, he entered a recording contract with Polygram. With this contract, he was able to launch his music nationally with the re-release of his self titled LP on Mercury Records in 1987. This updated release of his previous material also included the new ten minute track “Candy Licker,” which became an instant success for Sease through the South.[1] Success had finally come to Sease without the help of airplay which deemed his sound too explicit for the audience.[2] Over the next decade Sease released several more records for Mercury and Jive Records, which ranked on the US Billboard R&B chart. Sease’s success was notably linked with his chart topping song “Candy Licker”, and ensured a strong female based following. Here is one of Mr. Sease’s finest compositions entitled “Candy Licker”. Ladies, listen up! Source