Schools closed for swine flu can resume classes

Southern California campuses -- some of which had postponed state tests, sports and proms -- are allowed to reopen after federal officials announce that the strain isn't unusually severe. Students at more than a dozen Southern California schools temporarily closed because of the swine flu outbreak will be allowed to return to class this week, after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Tuesday that the new flu strain does not appear to be unusually severe.

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