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Richland High School's graduating class is collecting "Jeans for Teens," a project to

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Richland High seniors looking for used jeans

Grab your best pair of jeans and half of your tuxedo and join the American Cancer Society as they play host to a "Black Tie & Blue Jeans" event this Saturday evening at the Moose Lodge in Dyersburg….

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Think blue is boring? Add some pizzazz to your wardrobe this spring with colored jeans. No longer confined to shades of blue, denim pants now are available in everything from pastel green to bold red.

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The Vernon company, whose jeans can go for nearly $500, had sued 282 websites originating from China. But collecting the $864-million court judgment will be a battle. Southern California designer jeans maker True Religion Apparel Inc. has won a $864-million court judgment against online Chinese counterfeiters, but actually getting that money will be a battle.

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Boonton High School's Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) collected 53 pairs of gently worn jeans in just a little over a week during the Jeans for Teens drive. They will be donated to a homeless shelter. The FBLA plans to get an earlier start to their donation drive next year to collect more jeans for youth in need and to raise awareness of teen homelessness. Shown from left are: Aisha …

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File PhotoTracy Beckerman “I need new jeans. Mine are all too small,” my teenage daughter told me joyfully. She grinned like the Cheshire Cat as she showed me how she was barely able to get the jeans over her hips….

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A KELOLAND high school has is taking part in a national campaign to help teens lead a better life, one leg at a time.

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Beresford Collecting Jeans For Teens In Need

SALEM — When Salem Hills High School student Hayley Anderton was searching for scholarship opportunities online, she came across a way to put others ahead of herself and decided to go with it.

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BETHANY – The Okaw Valley High School Student Council is collecting jeans for the fifth annual "Teens for Jeans" campaign, sponsored by Aeropostale, Inc., and DoSomething.org.

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Aeropostale stores have partnered with Do Something.org, a nonprofit teen-aid organization, to collect thousands of pairs of donated jeans for local teen shelters and charities. Here's how you can help: Through Feb. 12, bring your gently worn jeans (any brand) to any Aeropostale store. As thanks for your participation, you'll get 25 percent off the purchase of a new pair of jeans. Information …

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