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March 30, 2005, 2:27 pm
Many college students seldom, if ever, speak with campus health officials. But administrators at Syracuse University hope to give their health-services department a higher profile by sending students a series of weekly e-mail messages offering advice on health and hygiene. The project is off to an attention-grabbing start: The first e-mail students received was a warning about practicing unsafe oral sex.
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