But $132,000 of the grant was returned because officials never found much of a problem with the Goth culture, which some students called a fad that most people eventually outgrow.
Slightly more than $118,000 of the money was earmarked for therapy, assessment and case management, and the plans also included a series of town meetings to discuss the issue.
"It never happened because referring someone for looking, acting Goth is not a concept that ever got imbedded in people's heads," project manager Allyce Ford said of the therapy proposal.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Help Stop The Goths
How'd I miss this one? Money was given for a program to Combat Goth Culture. And that 132k of it was returned do to lack of interest.
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