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Title Article Summary
Morning-after pill provides easy out for France In France, schools allow students to take a "late contraception pill" without having their parents know.
Reality smacks columnist after sobering, humbling day Justin Cremer talks about his experience at an alcohol class he had to attend.
Glass house metaphor applies to chastised columnist Ivy Sprague writes about her columnist techniques.