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http://news.bostonherald.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=59473

Cheerleaders gone wild: Danvers all steamed up over girls' racy video
By Karen Eschbacher
Saturday, December 18, 2004

Danvers cheerleaders are in trouble again - this time for allegedly making a racy flick.
Less than a month after a group of high school football cheerleaders was busted for boozing before a big game, two pompom-toting girls who cheer for the basketball team reportedly have been booted from the squad for making a too-hot-for-local-cable-access-channel video.
Students who've seen the controversial flick said the scantily clad juniors - naked from the waist up - made a steamy video off campus, possibly over the summer. It was e-mailed from student to student about two weeks ago.
The video shows one of the barely dressed cheerleaders kissing the breasts of the other, according to one student.
\'\'All of a sudden, everybody comes into school saying, \'There's porno! There's porno! There's porno!' '' another student said. He said the news of the naughty footage spread throughout the school like a bad virus.
\'\'The first second it went off, it was rapid fire,'' he said.
Several students said that other kids brought snippets of the video into school on their digital cameras and other electronic devices.
Selectmen Chairman Michael Powers confirmed the girls have been removed from the team but said he didn't know why. School Committee member Bill Bates said he only knows school officials are investigating \'\'inappropriate behavior as far as our handbook is concerned.''
Even without details, Powers said he's concerned Danvers cheerleaders are making news again for their off-field antics.
\'\'Any time any student does anything detrimental to their welfare, as adults we're concerned about that,'' he said. \'\'I think that would be the same for any parent and any responsible adult.''
Nearly half the football cheerleaders were recently slapped with a 10-day school suspensions when they arrived at a big game liquored up.

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