Gun violence hits again, this time in church
Once again, America is faced with an inconceivable mass murder. On June 17, 2015, 21-year old, Dylann Roof attended a
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Heartwarming Father’s Day story??
What happened to Norman Rockwell’s small town America? Remember his illustration of a typical lemonade stand? Two young sisters in
Coming out at graduation
More and more teenagers are coming out to their parents and friends as tolerance grows for the LGBT community. We
Suggestive text messages lead to lawyer’s resignation
Don’t think teens are the only ones who get into trouble for inappropriate text messages or cyberbullying. John Diehl is
18-year-old invents a “smart gun”
18-year-old, Kai Kloepfer, lives in Colorado. He is a senior at Fairview High School in Boulder. He was 15 when
8th grader’s Facebook rant against teacher is “protected speech”
That’s right – a federal district court judge in Oregon called Braeden Burge’s off-campus posts an attempt to elicit a
Another senior prank gone awry
Every year we tell you about prom mishaps and questionable senior pranks. We hope you learn from them. This year,
Freedom of the press for high school journalists
Do students have a right to free speech at school when writing for the school newspaper, yearbook or theater productions?
Is street begging a crime?
The issue about panhandling or begging in public has been debated in recent years by city councils and state legislatures.
Namaste: Court rules yoga classes in public schools do not violate freedom of religion
For many in this country, the practice of yoga is an entirely secular (non-religious) experience undertaken for reasons such as