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Disconnected

How three teenagers went a week without cellphones and instant messaging, and lived to tell about it

By Irene Sege
Globe Staff / June 2, 2005

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As Room 250 at Watertown High School fills with students before the senior elective Issues in American Government begins, the question that teacher John Rimas fields is not about the topic of the day, the assassination of President Kennedy, or any current issue in American government -- the move to block filibusters of judicial nominations, for instance. No, ... (Full article: 1629 words)

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