The legacy of Magic Johnson
Seth, 13, interviewed Magic Johnson about his achievements in basketball and business.
January – February 2005 Issue
January 18, 2005
Online all the time
Fabiola, 16, describes why she prefers Xanga to other blogs.
Caught in the World Wide Web
Andrea, 17, had to take a break from her online obsession.
Book review: The Dim Sum of All Things
Connie, 17, says The Dim Sum of All Things is a great book that offers funny insights into Asian-American culture.
In defense of my magnet
Robyn, 17, says a documentary, which made her magnet program look elitist, got it wrong.
What do you think of the North Hollywood Highly Gifted Magnet?
Interviews by Robyn Licht with students from North Hollywood High School, which in addition to serving students who live in the area, has a Highly Gifted Magnet for those who pass an IQ test and other requirements, and a Zoo Magnet with a science emphasis.
Letters to the editor (January – February 2005)
These are letters we received about stories in the November – December 2004 issue of L.A. Youth.
Private school is OK
Marc, 15, was nervous about going to a private school, but guess what? He liked it.
Would you like to go to a private high school?
Students give their opinions on attending private school.
Believe it or not: I took my dad to a Rancid concert!!!
After a while, Karina’s dad actually seemed to like it.