September 11, 2007
Once Se, 16, learned about global warming, he realized that we all can do something about it.
I started taking the bus even if my parents offered me a ride. Now I don’t go to sleep with the computer or TV on. I open the blinds instead of turning on the light during the day and turn off lights when I leave a room.
With Se’s five recommendations on how you can help solve the global warming crisis.
Do you think teens can make a difference? How do you help? “I do think that teens can make a
It was hard for Deshon, 17, to go back to his house every day, knowing his grandmother might beat him.
These are letters we received about stories in the May-
June issue of L.A. Youth.
Francisco Sandoval, 15, of Nogales HS, created this comic strip about
what can go wrong (and right) in home economics.
Genevieve says these old movies are fun to watch and still relevant to teens today.
Check out a video about L.A. Youth on YouTube.
Arctic Monkeys, Linkin Park and Ice Cube get thumbs up from our reviewers.
Trying to be more environmentally friendly travelers, four L.A. Youth teen staff writers tried to go a week without using a car. How did they do?