May – June 2001 Issue

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.

Feedback from our readers about stories in the March – April issue of L.A. Youth.

Howard, 14, describes the crowds that the new year-round school system at Marshall High School causes.

Violence dominated the headlines on the front page of the Los Angeles Times in March.

After all the horrible articles I read in the Los Angeles Times that make teenagers look like killers, I figured

What do you think of teens today? "They’re rebellious—that’s good!" —Fred Ingas, 27, an engineer "They’re just maturing quicker than

Francis, 15, describes his addiction to television.