Conn. bill lets students skip animal dissections

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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut students who object to dissecting frogs, fetal pigs and other dead animals in science classes could now opt out.

The Senate voted 34-1 on Wednesday to let students decline to participate in such activities.

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