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<title>Don&#x26;#x27;t touch! Will rule make kids feel safer?</title>
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<description>No more tag or touch football for the students at Armatage Elementary in south Minneapolis. The school now has an official &#x26;#x22;no touch&#x26;#x22; policy. Originally the rule, circulated to parents Thursday, banned even casual touching such as hand-holding and hugging. But Principal Joan Franks has now refined the policy to target aggressive and &#x26;#x22;unsafe&#x26;#x22; behavior such as play-fighting, pushing and shoving. And tag. Some parents are not happy. Nan Carlson, a mother of two children who attend Armatage Elementary, said it is &#x26;#x22;ridiculous&#x26;#x22; -- both overly politically correct and hard to enforce. &#x26;#x22;I think [Franks] has the best interests of...</description>
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