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	Reporter Daniel Hockensmith

Case spotlights athletic hazing

Friday, November 16, 2007

Two Tallmadge High School football players will answer to felony charges next Monday in connection with an August hazing incident. Experts say high school hazing is a national problem.

WKSU's Daniel Hockensmith reports:

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