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L.A. movies
With so many movies set in Los Angeles, we reviewed a few favorites (Fast Times, Pulp Fiction, Boyz N the Hood, Clueless) that captured an interesting, funny or dark view of the city.
Harry Potter’s magic spell
Sheba says the latest book in J.K. Rowling’s series, dark and action-packed, leaves you eager for more.

\\ FROM OUR READERS

Essay Contest: Don’t judge me
Teens say not to judge them for being Latino, wearing baggy pants or how much they weigh.
Letters to the editor (September 2005)
Two community members criticize L.A. Youth’s coverage of the racial brawls at Jefferson High School from the May-June 2005 issue. Two students from Jefferson HS respond to the criticism. (added 10/15/05)

Summer nights

From hanging at a Valley mall to updating one’s LJ to picnicking in the park to late night band rehearsals, the staff of L.A. Youth captured how L.A. teens spent their evenings.

Dusk and twilight
Valley girls for a night
Nights inside

Photo by Andrea Domanick, 17, Harvard-Westlake School.
Hannah Haberfield-Johnson, 17, of The Buckley School, waits for friends at an IHOP in West Hollywood.

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