Up on the chopping block this week with his sexy-story: Ed Lover! 

Up on the chopping block this week with his sexy-story: Ed Lover! 

·        Under a new Chicago Public Schools policy, 5th graders and above will be required to carry out a condom availability program, with a goal of educating children while also safeguarding them from unwanted pregnancies and serious illnesses such as HIV AIDS.

·        The idea of the now implemented policy was years in the making, and although it received some controversy, lawmakers believe it is a step in the right direction.

·        “Young people have the right to accurate and clear information to make healthy decisions,” said Kenneth Fox, a CPS doctor and a pediatrician for 30 years, told Chicago Sun-Times.

·        The starting point for elementary schools will be 250 condoms, while high schools, which already make them available, will get 1000.

·        There will be no charges applicable, which will encourage more students to acquire them.

·        When a school runs out, principals will be told to request more.

·        Principals will receive guidance on how to go about storing them and operating the program.

·        Condoms will be made available to students in an accessible area, but not too out in the open so that students have at least some privacy.

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·        Under a new Chicago Public Schools policy, 5th graders and above will be required to carry out a condom availability program, with a goal of educating children while also safeguarding them from unwanted pregnancies and serious illnesses such as HIV AIDS.

·        The idea of the now implemented policy was years in the making, and although it received some controversy, lawmakers believe it is a step in the right direction.

·        “Young people have the right to accurate and clear information to make healthy decisions,” said Kenneth Fox, a CPS doctor and a pediatrician for 30 years, told Chicago Sun-Times.

·        The starting point for elementary schools will be 250 condoms, while high schools, which already make them available, will get 1000.

·        There will be no charges applicable, which will encourage more students to acquire them.

·        When a school runs out, principals will be told to request more.

·        Principals will receive guidance on how to go about storing them and operating the program.

·        Condoms will be made available to students in an accessible area, but not too out in the open so that students have at least some privacy.

·        Under a new Chicago Public Schools policy, 5th graders and above will be required to carry out a condom availability program, with a goal of educating children while also safeguarding them from unwanted pregnancies and serious illnesses such as HIV AIDS.

·        The idea of the now implemented policy was years in the making, and although it received some controversy, lawmakers believe it is a step in the right direction.

·        “Young people have the right to accurate and clear information to make healthy decisions,” said Kenneth Fox, a CPS doctor and a pediatrician for 30 years, told Chicago Sun-Times.

·        The starting point for elementary schools will be 250 condoms, while high schools, which already make them available, will get 1000.

·        There will be no charges applicable, which will encourage more students to acquire them.

·        When a school runs out, principals will be told to request more.

·        Principals will receive guidance on how to go about storing them and operating the program.

·        Condoms will be made available to students in an accessible area, but not too out in the open so that students have at least some privacy.

Chicago R&B singers Carl Thomas, Donell Jones, Dave Hollister announce supergroup called The Chi

• Three Chicago creatives with deep roots in the city’s R&B scene have announced their intention to join forces.
• R&B singers Carl Thomas, Donell Jones, and Dave Hollister aim to form “The Chi,” an R&B group, the trio announced last week on their Instagram accounts.
• “The music … the voices finally coming together to give your ears and hearts what you’ve been waiting for,” said Hollister, who is most known for his time with ’90s R&B group Blackstreet and his gold-selling album “Chicago ’85 ... The Movie.”
• “We started talking about this in 2009 and now the time has finally come. … Brothas, I count it as an honor and privilege to Rep home with you both! LETS GO!”
• Jones, known for hits singles “Where I Wanna Be,” and “U Know What’s Up,” echoes Hollister’s sentiments in his own Instagram post, saying: “Yesssss it’s happening! The level of music and songwriting will be impeccable and you already know the voices! It’s only right for us to come together and represent Chicago and R&B to the fullest.”
• Thomas has platinum and gold albums with Bad Boy Entertainment, featuring the singles “I Wish,” “Summer Rain” and “Emotional,” a duet with Faith Evans.