Coed teen sleepovers rise in popularity among teens
Teens describe coed sleepovers as common new social events with mixed-gender participation. Parents vary in acceptance while health experts warn of increased sexual exploration risk at these gatherings. A Teen People poll shows high awareness of peer activity at such events.
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Mothers influence delays teen girls first sex study says
Washington researchers report that teen girls with close, disapproving or strong mother daughter relationships delay sexual debut. Boys showed no similar effect. study based on 2000 teen interviews and parental input notes mothers matter in guiding girls' choices.
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Bush faith based initiative rewrites rules to fund religious groups
Washington outlining plans to rewrite federal rules and provide millions to faith based and community groups for social services though Congress has not approved the program. HHS will offer funds to help small churches access government grants while officials defend tax dollar use for a program with prayer at its core.
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