May – June 2000 Issue

An underground newspaper at Palisades High has resulted in 11 student suspensions and four students getting transfered.

Let Hassan, 16, introduce you to the dopest flows, most original style and deepest lyrics of hip hop.

Nicholas writes about free speech from his point of view.

A guide to L.A.’s Spanish-language radio stations from Mariana, 15.

Hayley, 15, says the boyband should go ‘bye, bye, bye’ while Elizabeth, 17, says there’s nothing wrong with clean-cut and cute.

Judge James Warren criticized the new juvenile justice law because the focus is less on rehabilitation and more on punishment.

Surfer, rabbi, Spanish teacher, swim coach, author shares his wisdom.

A judge evaluates the penalties for certain crimes committed by teens.

Whose broad stripes and bright stars? Our annual art contest winners express how they would redesign one the country’s typically most-cherished symbols to better represent what America and being American means to them. w/ gallery of winners.