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The Oak Ridge (Tenn.) High School superintendent says the student newspaper will be reprinted without a story on birth control and with an edited tattoo story. School officials went into teachers' classrooms, desks and mailboxes a week ago to retrieve all 1,800 copies of the newspaper. At Monday night's school board meeting, students wore tape with the word "censored" across their mouths and shirts that read "Ignorance isn't bliss."
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