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‘I Can’t Stop:’ Schools Struggle With Vaping Explosion
MONDAY, April 2, 2018 (The New York Times) — The student had been caught vaping in school three times before he sat in the vice principal’s office at Cape Elizabeth High School in Maine this winter and shamefacedly admitted what by then was obvious.
“I can’t stop,” he told the vice principal, Nate Carpenter.
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