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Students losing freedoms  view story
Monday, May 30, 2005
MATTHEW HIGBEE - - Connecticut Post
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A junior high school in northern California pins radio identification tags on its students. New Jersey high school students must hand over a urine sample before trying out for band or earning parking privileges.
While not as intrusive as other states, schools in Connecticut are part of the trend to use ever more aggressive techniques to keep track of where students are, what they bring to school and what they put in their bodies.
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