Teacher complains about preschoolers’ hygiene
Sharon Perry Dunnigan taught pre-kindergarten at the Build Academy in Buffalo, New York. Her students were 3 and 4 years
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Is “affluenza” junk science or a legitimate defense?
Have you heard about Ethan Couch, a 16-year-old Texas teen whose case is being discussed across the country? In June,
“Molly” is not your friend
Although an endearing and folksy name, the new “Molly” should be shunned. By all reports, the designer drug “Molly” (short
Newtown tragedy marks one year
December 14, 2013 marks one year since we were mesmerized by the news from Newtown, Connecticut. The unspeakable slaughter of 20 first-grade students and
Teen stem cell donor a first
We have written about donating blood and organs which is restricted in most states to those over 18. Some, with
Teen athlete decides against competing due to religious beliefs
We have written many times about students professing their religious beliefs and exercising traditions and rituals on and off campus. Once again
What to know when reporting child abuse against your parents
Abuse can take several forms – physical, emotional, verbal and sexual. Neglect is another form of abuse where certain needs
Text messages used to convict teen driver of manslaughter
Once again we read about text messaging catching up with someone who didn’t think about consequences. In this case, the
Young man confesses crime on YouTube
This may be a first, at least we haven’t heard of a similar case. In June, 2013, 22-year-old Matthew Cordle
California creates an online eraser for teens’ posts
Have you sent someone a message or posted a comment you wish you could take back? Have you regretted something