Teens confront rampant drinking despite 21 age law
An Associated Press survey notes persistent teen and adult drinking despite the 21 age limit. Stories from a 15 year old in Ohio, a 17 year old in Tennessee, and a 20 year old Maryland student illustrate ongoing access to alcohol, fake IDs, and health concerns amid debates on tougher enforcement and education.
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Teachers fight Web plagiarism with vigilance and help
Teachers at a National Education Association meeting discuss rising Internet plagiarism. They stress drafts outlines and note cards to reinforce writing skills and vigilance. Data from Rutgers and Turnitin highlight widespread cheating and accessible sites selling or providing essays online.
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Husband’s Anger Breaks and a Widow’s Grief in Abc Columns
Readers submit two Abc Dear Abby questions. One describes a husband who loses control and wrecks items, while the other details a wife's sister in law grieving a long illness and a man’s hasty rebound romance after a spouse’s death.
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