Visions of Elegance: A young designer realizes her dream to work in fashion
At 25, Sophie La said she feels lucky to be able to create her visions of elegance
March – April 2000 Issue
March 18, 2000
Book Review: When love is violent, you don’t have to stay
Ambar, 17, highly recommends that teens read this book that chronicles abusive relationships as a way for teens to learn what a healthy relationship is and so that they grasp the reality of domestic violence.
The Breakfast Club is the Ultimate Teen Film
If you can only rent one video, let it be The Breakfast Club, says Sarah, 17.
CD review: Oasis
Alicia, 16, says it’s worth checking out.
Prop. 21 – tough on teen crime
It’s hard to know if the new law, which will allow more teens to be tried as adults, will help or hurt youth.
Hey, punk!: Think twice before you stereotype a punk rocker.
Find out what the punk scene is all about among teens today.
Video Heaven: Enjoy the movies with all the comforts of home
Let’s face it, isn’t it more fun—and cheaper—to watch videos at home than go to the movies?
Behind bars: Four teens in prison tell their stories
Nicholas, 17, says that interviewing four teens in jail showed him that we must listen to and learn from their stories.
Passionate about reform
Interim Superintendent Ramon Cortines is trying to solve problems at the troubled Los Angeles Unified School District.
Meet my favorite punk band: Home Grown
Christy got to interview the member of her fave band and got the low down on EVERYTHING!