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Article: CRACKDOWN ON HAIR DYES HAS SOME STUDENTS SEEING RED.(DAILY BREAK)
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- The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)
- Article date:
- June 4, 1999
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Byline: MONIQUE FOSTER, 757 CORRESPONDENT
WANT TO dye your hair blue, green, maybe pink?
Doing so may get you into trouble.
A Surry County High School sophomore was suspended from school in April for dyeing part of his hair blue. The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal suit last week demanding the student's reinstatement.
This action comes on the heels of news that a Massachusetts lawmaker is trying to stop teens from buying hair dye.
Rep. Thomas Kennedy, a Democrat from Brockton, Mass., introduced a bill that would prohibit the sale of ``exotic'' hair dye to kids under 18. The bill would not punish teens for ...
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......nearly 40 years of research suggests that hair dye poses little or no risk of cancer, as...breast, skin, leukemia and lymphoma. Hair dye use was associated with either no increased...The results "are quite reassuring for hair dye users," said Takkouche of the University...
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