All about jobs: What the boss wants
Interview with a store manager about teen employees
May 12, 2001
Interview with a store manager about teen employees
After all his hard work in high school, Vincent, 18, never thought he wouldn’t get into a great four-year school.
Just because you have a job doesn’t mean you get to be rude.
L.A. Youth staff members describe pot-smoking, ditching and bomb threats at their schools on 4/20/2001.
After two teens were shot near a computer game room, or PC room, parents are scared.
Sarah, 17, joined other students at Human Rights Watch to fight for a law called that would protect the safety and rights of children working on farms.
Jennifer, 15, gives thumbs up to Heath Ledger’s latest movie.
When he was a Westchester High student, Eddie never dreamed he would one day be designing games for the PlayStation.
Vintage clothes can brighten your day, says Tory, 16.
Vintage stores have always held a sort of magic for me. I walk in, assaulted by the smell of mothballs and old silk, a bit of dust, and maybe even the lingering scent of stale perfume.
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