November – December 2007 Issue

Victoria, 17, says the friends she’s made at her small, integrated magnet have helped her overcome prejudices.

Artists share their views of the city.

I decided to write this story about my magnet school after I heard about a court case that ruled in

Our teen writers review the latest albums by Kanye West, Feist and HIM.

As an AIDS educator Sasha, 18, wants teens
to know they could be at risk and how to protect themselves.

I’ve found that the most effective method of spreading knowledge about HIV/AIDS is through teenage interaction because kids are more likely to listen to each other than to an adult. While we all may come from different backgrounds, we have our generation in common. As AIDS ambassadors, our goal is to spread information about how to protect oneself from this devastating virus, beginning with our own age group.

Looking for good food in a trendy Los Feliz? Alana, 16, recommends the 24-hour a day, hipster vibe of Fred62.

“I feel like I’m not well-informed about AIDS. I’d like to know more about it: how it’s [transmitted] and how

Those in the mood for a good thriller should read Edgar Allan Poe’s classic short story, says Crystal, 17.

The outrageous characters and storylines provide Nidia with the perfect escape from the stress of school. Also, an interview with pro wrestler Bobby Lashley.

This West Hollywood pizza place has pizza that even East Coasters love, says Edison, 16.