Students dump healthy lunches, and more
An Indiana school district says it wasted $300,000 last year because its students are rejecting the school’s new healthy lunch program.
Students dump healthy lunches
An Indiana school district says it wasted $300,000 last year because its students are rejecting the school’s new healthy lunch program, which was designed by First Lady Michelle Obama. Students in the Carmel Clay district are dumping vegetables and fruit in the garbage, or skipping lunch altogether, said food service director Linda Wireman. “There are a lot of complaints they’re going home hungry,” Wireman said.
Lawyer sues Apple over online porn
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A Tennessee lawyer is suing Apple, claiming online porn gave him unrealistic expectations of sex. Chris Sevier blames Apple for failing to warn him of the dangers of viewing porn on the company’s products, which he says left him “desiring younger, more beautiful girls featured in porn videos” instead of his wife, “who was no longer 21.”
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