Student fights Twitter bullying and “made kindness go viral”
A senior at Osseo High School in Minnesota has turned Twitter bullying into a positive in support of his friends.
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Teen wins Google 2012 science competition
In July, 2012, the winners of Google’s Second Science Fair were announced. Screened from over 5,000 teenagers from over 100
Student article on gay adoption causes stir
Brandon Wegner is a 15 year-old student at Shawano Community High School in Wisconsin. The school’s journalism classes produce The
How to register to vote
Updated Aug. 2016: With the use of the Internet, there is no excuse not to register to vote. It’s a simple
Teacher insults elementary school student on Facebook
At G.D. Rogers Elementary School in Florida, a teacher decided to express her thoughts about a student online. Lauren Orban went to
Is removing a stack of free newspapers “theft?”
Not something you usually think about, right? Really no reason to unless it happens at your school or in your
Teen assault victim goes public on Twitter
In the summer of 2011, Kentucky teenager Savannah Dietrich was drinking with friends when things turned ugly. She passed out
How to Tweet your way out of the Olympics
As you know, the XXX Olympics began last Friday with the opening ceremonies in London, England. Events will take place
“Teens do not use email” & more
In July, 2012, the Pew Research Center published a report titled “Teens 2012: “Truth, Trends, and Myths About Teen Online
The Supreme Court has the final word – but is it final?
Based on recent history, the answer is No.* As society evolves so does the court. In considering life and death decisions