Three eighth-grade Scituate, Mass. girls received five-day suspensions from the public Gates Intermediate School because of the contents of a Web page they constructed. The page, created through The Express Page, a free on-line homepage server, blasted and bad-mouthed more than a dozen of the girls' classmates.
March 07, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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On Wednesday, three eighth-grade Scituate, Mass. girls received five-day suspensions from the public Gates Intermediate School because of the contents of a Web page they constructed.
The page, created through The Express Page, a free on-line homepage server, blasted and bad-mouthed more than a dozen of the girls’ classmates, The Boston Herald reports.
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