Have you heard of the National Day of Prayer?
For over a half-century, the United States has recognized a National Day of Prayer. First established in 1952 by Congress,
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Late library return brings down judge
When Colorado teenager Aaron Henson checked out the “House of the Flying Daggers” DVD in 2009, he had no idea
School newspaper censored over tattoo articles
“The Wolf’s Howl” is the student newspaper at Timberland High School in Missouri. At the beginning of the 2009-2010 school
Should personal use of marijuana be legal?
That is the question voters in California will be asked at the state’s general election on November 2, 2010. Enough
Should you expect privacy in the bathrooms at school?
It sounds like a silly question, doesn’t it? Of course you expect privacy even if it’s a public restroom. Just
Why bully a suicide victim?
Cyberbullying has become a national epidemic. Cruel, hurtful comments online or by cell phone have affected up to one-third of
“Attention, Walmart customers. All Black people, leave the store now.”
These were the words of a 16-year-old boy in Washington Township, New Jersey. On Sunday, March 14, 2010, he grabbed
Is suspension a denial of your right to an education?
After two decades of zero tolerance policies in public education, some school districts are taking a second look at its
Online “Guestbook” threats of violence not protected speech
In 2005, D. C. was a student at a private high school in Los Angeles. The 15 year old junior
Illegal immigrants come out
College students across America called Wednesday, March 10, 2010 a “National Coming Out Day.” In Chicago, Detroit, New York and