"Kind of nervous": Students return to Harding H.S. 1 week after fatal stabbing
Students at Harding High School can expect new rules as they return to class Friday for the first time since a fatal stabbing a week earlier.
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Students at Harding High School can expect new rules as they return to class Friday for the first time since a fatal stabbing a week earlier.
Students at Harding High School can expect new rules as they return to class Friday for the first time since a fatal stabbing a week earlier.
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