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PE class segregated by fitness level stirs vigorous debate
May 16, 7:12 AMIt's known as the "lower" PE class, but some students at one suburban Chicago high school simply call it "fat gym."
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Game review: 'Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine' pulls off a near-perfect heist
May 16, 7:16 AM"Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine" from Pocketwatch Games is one of those Xbox Live Arcade titles that's been dwelling at PAX events for the past couple of years, garnering a good amount of attention while leaving people asking, "When's it going to come out?!" But we kept our patience, knowing that this criminal-oriented stealth action game would eventually settle on Xbox Live Arcade. And, lo and behold, just in time for summer, here it is.
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Cake-baking student entrepreneur a global winner
May 9, 10:58 AMATLANTA - On April 23, Jushawn Carter, one of this year's Global Young Entrepreneurs, was honored alongside 29 other teen entrepreneurs at a splashy New York City gala.
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Notable quotables: Jason Collins, Reese Witherspoon, Pink
May 9, 7:13 AM"I know that I, right now, am the happiest I've ever been in my life."
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Maryland 'Closet' turns prom dress dreams into regal reality
May 9, 11:40 AMA new prom dress was out of the question for Imani Bowman, 17, when her mother lost her job just weeks before the big night. But a new prom gown donation project provided Bowman her dream dress for free.
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Game review: 'Lego Batman 2' is a suitable, if flawed, iOS offering
May 9, 7:13 AM"Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes" made a sizable dent last year when it was released for both consoles and handheld platforms, even though the two versions were like night and day. Obviously the better version was saved for consoles, where players could explore a huge city and take on a cavalcade of villains while playing as Batman and other heroes. But that's not to say the portable versions were rubbish, just "pint-sized". Still, for on-the-go entertainment, they weren't bad.
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High school, high fashion: Students learn to design in 3-D for the catwalk
May 9, 10:58 AMFRESNO, Calif. - High fashion has graced the runways of Paris, New York - and McLane High School in Fresno, Calif.
