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Thursday, April 5, 2007

A1: "Students test positive for meth and cocaine"

A slow day leaves space to fill, but you gotta be careful what you fill it with. Mirsada Buric does pretty good work getting all the info into the first draft, but the slot was on break when this went through. Remember that day in Journalism 101 when the prof talked about prejudicing judicial proceedings?
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1 comment:

  1. leftturnclydeApril 5, 2007 at 6:13 PM

    We are still trying to figure out what benefit the adult was getting out of giving drugs to a fifth-grader,î Morley said
    Good reporting but did seem to convict the guy w/out a trial,lotta this kind of stuff going on it seems that if the police arrest some one they're guilty at least as reported in the media
    Hm lets see if I can help this morley person out ...A male Drug user/ dealer /relative gives a 12 year old FEMALE relative who is in 5th grades enough highly addictive dope to share with two FEMALE friends at school
    can we connect the dots here ?

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