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| | Cat Fights by Valerie Schultz, America: The Catholic Weekly Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06) |
 | | Her clothes are it, her crowd is tough, and she and her sister have the run of the streets after school, the daughters of allegedly pot-smoking, self-absorbed parents. |
 | | From the first day of school, at every break, Bertha and her best pal—I’ll call her Prunilla—have followed my daughter, harassing her, taunting her, threatening her, shoving her around, so that eventually my daughter was afraid to leave when a class was over. |
 | | Bertha and Prunilla gradually wipe my daughter’s presence from the face of their earth, and probably seek fresh blood and terror. |
| www.americamagazine.org /gettext.cfm?articleTypeID=9&textID=2243&issueID=385 (1355 words) |
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