Pregnacy Celebrated by Teen Girls
MELISSA TRUJILLO, Associated Press Writer Fri Jun 20, 10:54 PM ETGLOUCESTER, Mass. - The girls showed up repeatedly at the high school health clinic, asking for pregnancy tests. But their reactions to the test results were puzzling: high-fives if they were expecting, long faces if they weren't.
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The writing I will be doing here is basically my rants and raves on the things I see that I do not agree with. These will be news articles, comment on those articles by other people, web sites simalar to this one. Here is the disclaimer: These are my opinion and opinions are like arse holes everybody has them. This does not make me RIGHT, or Wrong. Nor does it make the other person with his opinion right or wrong.
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Well, a young single mother can get a grant and go to college free of cost - My daughter's friend got pregnant in high school, transferred to adult high, graduated early and went to college free with a grant for single parents as well as subsidized housing and a government check to help support her child, she made it all the way through college without having to work and without having to repay thousands in student loans. Most of her friends did not have babies, they graduated from High School, attempted college and just could not afford to support themselves and pay the high cost of college, most didn't make it very long. Just to hard to work full time, pay for the cost of college, books, tuition, housing and transportation and still maintain a high GPA. Most of these young ladies are smart but their parents are wealthy enough to send their children to college at $10,000 - $40,000 a year. So, hopefully these girls as single parents will have a better chance to attend college and do well, especially if they stick together and help each other out!
typo - meant most of their parents ARE NOT WEALTHY ENOUGH to send them to college
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