Letters to the editor (September 2008)
Readers offer their thoughts and feelings about articles in the May -June 2008 issue of L.A. Youth.
Readers offer their thoughts and feelings about articles in the May -June 2008 issue of L.A. Youth.
Sam, 15, took a figure drawing class.
It was worth the struggle for Ernesto, 16, to make friends, even though he still likes spending time alone.
L.A. Youth wants to know about your experiences with violence in your school and community.
Meth Q&A: ‘It’s highly addictive’ L.A. Youth interviewed Jonathan Whitfield, the medical director of Phoenix House California, a facility that
L.A. Youth staff writers create playlists to practice for their future careers as DJs.
Before Daisy’s favorite teacher died, he challenged her to think for herself and encouraged her to pursue her dreams.
A teen spent four years on skid row, just blocks away from and in the shadows of high-rise buildings and prosperity. Reprinted from 2006 as part of L.A. Youth’s 20th anniversary highlighting our best stories.
Casey, 16, says it was cool volunteering as a poll worker. WITH INTERVIEWS ASKING TEENS ABOUT THE ELECTION.
Allison, 16, didn’t expect to have fun when she finally met her pen pal: a bug-catching, wrestling-loving, energetic kid.