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Pittsburgh schools: Snake not used as jump rope

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May. 20, 2009
A spokeswoman for Pittsburgh Public Schools says a high school student swung around a snake from a biology class, but didn't use it as a jump rope as police had said. Schools spokeswoman Ebony Pugh said Wednesday, "It's not a big enough snake to jump rope...
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