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Let Them Whoop!
Vt are hearing many complaints ■ br~jW~:iSMr?munOy—especially about the soarwhooping" late at night on the way homo from group festivities. How far should parents go in curbing the exuberance of youth?
It's when there isn't any , _ whooping” that parent* need to become alarmed about their youth.
As long as boys and girls go to group festivities and have a joyous, albeit rather noisy, time on the way home, there isn’t a great deal about which to be disturbed. After all, they are just normal youngsters. 'i
Unless expressions of exuberance get out of all bounds of reason and propriety, therefore, I am not certain that parents should make much effort to curb tbs mthusiasses of youth. If we do not samonad our adolescents with too many restrictions and if they feel that we are trying to he fair and understanding, (hey are likely to listen to as when we feel It is wise to ’ gestious about the certain
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