A school board member believes it is the "moral" and "ethical" thing to do in light of recent studies on the sport's impact on overall health and well-being
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A school board member in one New Hampshire city is looking to bring an end to the high school's football program.
Foster's Daily Democrat reports that in a meeting on Monday, Paul Butler, a retired physician and member of the Dover School Board, claimed that trying to stop football both at the high school and throughout Dover was the "moral" and "ethical" thing to do in light of recent studies on the sport's impact on overall health and well-being. Read more:
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