Hang up and drive
Although a law limits the use of cell phones, people are still talking and the roads aren’t any safer, says Joyce, 17.
March 17, 2009
Although a law limits the use of cell phones, people are still talking and the roads aren’t any safer, says Joyce, 17.
Teens at L.A. Youth say cheating is common at their schools. When we talked about it at a staff meeting, students differed on whether cheating is right or wrong.
Foster youth say the system should do more to make sure they’re ready to be on their own.
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