Students from Pratt High School in Kansas didn't get their "first hand job experience" as reported, but they — and a headline writer at The Pratt Tribune –did get a lesson in grammar. On Saturday, the local newspaper printed an inappropriate, though hilarious, headline for an otherwise benign article about Disability Mentoring Day. The hyphen-less headline was completely rewritten for the online version of the story.
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