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" \u00A0  Students at Annapolis High School in Maryland can&amp;#039;t go to this year&amp;#039;s homecoming festivities until they sign a &amp;quot;dance contract&amp;quot; promising that they will not cause a spectacle by twerking &amp;#039;til their corsages fly off. Why? Because all that grinding and writhing makes the other kids &amp;quot;feel left out.&amp;quot; (Insert record scratch here.) According to school principal Susan Chittim, who spoke to CBS Baltimore, things like &amp;quot;grinding, intimate touching or dancing with your buttocks touching or in the air&amp;quot; (i.e. twerking), dance floor make-out sessions, and skimpy dresses make (I can only assume) less-sexually-adventurous students feel uncomfortable, like they&amp;#039;re on the outside of some big, orgasmic inside joke. So, I suppose the contract is designed to make everyone feel like they&amp;#039;re on the same, tame playing field. (Anyone caught twerking, swapping spit, or donning a to-the-crotch dress will be kicked out of the dance.) Chittim also said that this kind of behavior &amp;quot;unfortunately, has become the norm,&amp;quot; and, really, it shouldn&amp;#039;t be. Personally, I think her contract idea is spendid: With recent news of BJs happening IN THE SCHOOL CAFETERIA FOR ALL TO SEE, clearly kids these days need some guidelines to follow about what&amp;#039;s appropriate and what&amp;#039;s so not.\u00A0 Photo:\u00A0Getty Images Want more from Natasha? Follow her on Twitter or find her on Facebook. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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