Early Addition: An Impassioned Defense Of Nickelback

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Published Oct 7, 2014

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Nell Casey

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A title-winning NJ high school has canceled its football season over allegations of "harassment, intimidation and bullying among players."
Here's an impassioned defense of Nickelback.
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