Is “Rest in Peace” on a t-shirt disruptive?
In 2008, Julius Robinson was shot and killed in Omaha, Nebraska. One of his close friends, Nick Kuhr, designed a
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Suspended for Facebook post that teacher should be shot
Michelle Edwards is a senior at Hickory High School in Virginia. She was working on a group project that included
Hundreds of girls named “Unwanted”
Yes, this is true. In India, sons are favored over daughters. This is because of the expense in marrying off
Alabama plays Scrooge as Christmas approaches
The Alabama legislature passed a law that went into effect in 2011 dealing with the receipt of gifts by public
Facebook provides free counseling to bullying victims and others
Using it’s awesome presence in the life of teenagers worldwide, Facebook announced a program to help victims of online abuse and
“No call, no text, no update, is worth a human life.”
These are the words of Deborah Hersman, chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board. The Board’s function is to investigate accidents
“So when does basketball season start?”
Alejandro Teran is a cartoonist for the Bernalillo High School newspaper The Basement. In November, 2011, he submitted a drawing
Celebrate Bill of Rights Day
It’s not too late. Today, December 15, 2011, is Bill of Rights Day in America. In 1941, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Sexual harassment in middle and high schools on the rise
A nationwide survey of 2,000 students in May and June, 2011, produced surprising results about the frequency of sexual harassment in schools.
Journalism advisor wins lawsuit over student speech
At Waukon High School in Iowa, the school newspaper is the Tribe-Une. In the April Fool’s issue in 2008, the