Student Denied Diploma After Blowing Kiss

i stumbled upon this news just now...
and it took me appalled on how such could have happened.

A high school student must have reaped the fruits of his hard toil over years of burning candles during graduation day...and it's supposed to be one of the joyous memorable event in one's life, but how did it turn out to be a rage of confusion and agitation among the family and friends of this graduate as he was denied of his hard-fought diploma during his graduation day?

Of course, we should have to see what actually happened that time and find out what's more into the story. Since it would be very difficult to deliver our viewpoints without the details (yes, we were not there when it actually happened), here's the link to the video and report of the incident.

it wasn't much of a big deal, right?
though, we could understand the code of conduct being enforced to control the crowd of graduates attempting to overdo their excitement, nevertheless what Justin Denney did was a mere expression of happiness and gratitude to his family and friends.
we could commonly see such gesture being done by just anyone, and no one's got denied of their diplomas for doing so...except for him. Probably, the superintendent got too outraged by the crowd already and poured the hot soup on Justin, we never knew, but I think her actions were too much and unjustified to deny the diploma and getting serious about it. The guy earned it and he wasn't even part of the throwing of beach balls the entire ceremony. They should reconsider.