The books were provided through Title I funding. Speakers at the afternoon tea highlighted tips on good manners and challenged students to do something kind for someone else the following week.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was seated in front of two men ... They will warn me of the plastic in teabags as they watch me make a cup of tea, or the danger of using medical-grade masks to avoid viruses.

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Dear Miss Manners: There is a relatively nice person ... They will warn me of the plastic in tea bags as they watch me make a cup of tea, or the danger of using medical-grade masks to avoid ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: There is a relatively nice person ... They will warn me of the plastic in teabags as they watch me make a cup of tea, or the danger of using medical-grade masks to avoid viruses.

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