Is “i-dosing” the next teen craze?
All it takes is a computer, an MP3 player and headphones. Getting high on the Internet is a new phenomenon
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Texting self backfires
Jeanne Mundango Manunga and her boyfriend broke up in 2008. The 25-year-old didn’t take it well and decided to get
Radical tips for parents about cyberbullying
The Internet age has led to a different kind of teen bullying called cyberbullying. A website’s prefix “www” stands for
High school pranks lead to felony charges
In May, 2010, two students at Williams Field High School in Arizona decided to set off the sprinkler heads on
American teens recruited for drug smuggling
2009 witnessed an 83% increase over 2008 in the number of teenagers caught smuggling drugs into Arizona from Mexico. 130
Cyberbullying linked to psychiatric and social issues
Traditional bullying involves face-to-face taunts – where the victim knows who the bully is. It has escalated to cyberbullying sometimes
High Court strengthens protection of gays
A California law school refused to recognize a Christian student group that refused membership to gays. The Christian Legal Society
Justice John Paul Stevens made a difference in your life
Justice John Paul Stevens retired when the latest session of the U. S. Supreme Court ended in June, 2010. After 35
Teachers become students at the Supreme Court
Every summer the U.S. Supreme Court sponsors a six-day program for social studies teachers. The Summer Institute for Teachers began
Don’t expect cell phone privacy at work
Jeff Quon was issued a pager when he was hired to work for the Ontario Police Department in California. The