Issue featured stories about teens “hooking up”
February 10 2009
By RONNIE WACHTER
The most controversial edition of the Stevenson High School student newspaper in years has disappeared from circulation — and that led to the largest attendance in recent memory at a District 125 School Board meeting. Principal Janet Gonzalez was surprised that each of the 3,400 free copies which featured a package of stories about one-night stands among high school students had been picked up.
The Jan. 30 issue of Stevenson High School s student newspaper The Statesman featured three stories and four sidebars about “hooking up.”
“They are gone ” she said Tuesday. “It s odd because that doesn’t typically happen. I don t know who did it.”
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