A former student of West Middle School at Martinsville, Indiana shot another student twice on the stomach around 7:00 Friday morning. The suspect was taken into custody just an hour after the shooting took place. Assistant Superintendent Randy Taylor said that the shooter was no longer a student in that school and should have not been inside school premises.

The 15 year-old boy who was shot, Chance Jackson, was immediately flown to the hospital following the incident. His exact condition was vague until his family released a statement saying that the boy is already out of surgery and his vital signs are stable. The family further said that they appreciate all the kind words and they pleaded that people continue to pray for their son and all the others who were involved.

The person suspected to have been the shooter, Michael Phelps, is also the same age as Jackson – 15 years old. He was kicked out from school after threatening to burn down the entire building. The shooting is said to have been rooted from an argument in a school dance a few days prior to the incident.

Phelps just moved in a trailer park and is the youngest among four children of a single parent. Some say he is a nice boy and no one would have predicted this to happen; his facebook page though, says otherwise. There were statements hinting to the shooting such as “Today is the day”, posted a few minutes before he allegedly shot Chance Jackson.

After the controversy regarding Galliano’s anti-Semitic remarks which led to his arrest and dismissal from Dior, the company has decided to keep his designs for the time being.

The world for Christian Dior’s creative director John Galliano has been falling apart over the past few days. It started after some anti-Semitic comments made by Galliano in a French pub. He was then arrested, faced charges which led to his suspension and discharge from Christian Dior’s designer label.

Though Dior just announced that they plan to keep John Galliano’s existing designs, it is expected that overtime his replacement is a must. The question is for how long. As reported, it is said that John Galliano’s label just breaks even and sales will affect how long will his line remains on the rack.

Galliano is scheduled to stand trial sometime in June for his anti-Semitic comments to a French couple while in Paris. The comments, which were leaked online, included the statement that he “loved Hitler”. Today, Fashionistas are bidding farewell to Galliano’s 15 year tenure at the House of Dior. The abrupt and shocking dismissal brought about by his racist remarks has not just brought levy to Galliano but to his fans as well.

Meanwhile, Dior is busy finding a replacement for Galliano. Riccardo Tisci or Haider Ackermann of Givenchy’s and Lanvin’s Alber Elbaz are among the options according to NYMag.com.