My mother helped me embrace my Korean heritage.
Teen describes the divide between her parent’s lives and her own, and how her mother helped her realize the importance of her heritage.
May-June 1998
May 1, 1998
When do you become an adult? (Essay contest)
“I will never be an adult 1st place winner, $50 Fausto Duran, SEA Charter School, St. Michael’s I can say
Teen Discovers Dark Side of Day Work
Working as a day laborer really showed me how exploited workers are.
Get the Most out of Disneyaland
Enjoying Disneyland is just a matter of knowing how to hit the best rides and food while avoiding the crowds.
The Museum of Tolerance offers an inside view of the Holocaust
Review of The Museum of Tolerance.
Scholarship Requirements
Requirements for sports scholarships.
A Faith Regained
Claudia Tejada writes how she has come full circle since she wrote about being an atheist when she was in high school.
A Survivor’s Story
Interview with a holocaust survivor.
University Citywalk has a lot to offer
Teen reviews University Citywalk.
My Four-Year Sentence in Jail—Oops, I Mean Yale Okay, it wasn’t that bad. I’m not trying to scare you. Really, Yale has its good side. Except when it’s raining, which is most of the time.
An LA Youth alum who went to Yale describes the joys and pitfalls of her choice.