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Tag: homosexuality

Wash. principal upset by letters G-A-Y in newspaper word search

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June 4, 2012September 5, 2018 Seth Zweifler

The appearance of the letters “G-A-Y” in a word search was nearly enough to persuade the principal of Port Angeles High School not to allow distribution of the Timberline student newspaper.

Tagged homosexuality, Port Angeles High School, Timerbline, Washington

Tenn. yearbook's profile of gay student brings calls for investigation

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May 3, 2012September 5, 2018 Emily Summars

Some community members are asking for an investigation of the yearbook adviser at Lenoir City High School, after the 2012 book included an article about an openly gay student.

Tagged high school yearbook, homosexuality, Lenoir City High School, Tennessee

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