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The beginning of school in Durham, N.C., has uncovered some glitches at Riverside High School as well as some computer bugs. That is to say, actual bugs are in the computers. During freshman orientation, school officials passed out Google Chromebooks to students. Unbeknownst to the officials, bed bugs had infested some of the computers while in storage at the school over the summer. By the time classes began Aug. 26, school officials were asking parents to return the computers to school and to inspect their homes for infestations.

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