“Read down your fine” at the library
Although many libraries depend on fines for late books to help with their bills, some are considering the economy and
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Interview with a teen advocate for LGBT youth
Caleb Laieski is a 16 year old advocate for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) youth. Last year Caleb was bullied and
Suspension for “sluts” webpage
A West Virginia high school senior created a MySpace page in 2005 that she called S.A.S.H. It reportedly stood for “Students Against
Lessons about 9/11 offered to New Jersey students
Students in public and private schools in New Jersey will have the opportunity to learn about the attacks on September
You Are Not Alone
Did you know that 1 in 7 teens struggles with a drug or alcohol problem? You Are Not Alone is the
Pulitzer Prize winner supports Dream Act
When Jose Vargas was 12 years-old, his mother in the Philippines sent him to live with his grandparents in California.
Campus police give senior his diploma
A recent test of the First Amendment is the story of Roman Caple, a senior at St. Augustine’s College in North
Be World Wise, Know Before You Go
Most passports are the same, they state your name, a picture of you, your birthdate, your signature, and the expiration date. For
Facebook is off limits between teachers and students in Missouri
The state of Missouri has passed legislation prohibiting contact between teachers and students on social networking websites. In what is
Your Bill of Rights: Part II
You have the right to remain outspoken! The right to freedom of religion, the right to convene, the right to