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Hunger-striking students eat, ending protest over $3 million

By Mike Silvestri
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Baltimore students finally ate, ending a five-day hunger strike to demand an additional $3 million for student mentoring programs.

Students with Peer-to-Peer Youth Enterprises, a coalition of more than 20 mentioning programs, met Wednesday night in a closed session with Mayor Sheila Dixon.

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