Augh!: In junior high life sucked, but now things are looking up.
Life sucked until I got help.
September-October 1996
September 1, 1996
A New Dress Code Hits Los Angeles High School
A teen explores the effects of the new dress code at Los Angeles High School.
Don’t Freak Over the SAT. It’s Just A Test, Okay?
A teen explains that the SATs don’t determine the rest of your life.
At Brotherhood-Sisterhood Camp, I feel like I joined a new multicultural family
Dinah describes how her experience at the Brotherhood-Sisterhood camp helped her deal with her issues of racism and stereotypes.
If not us, then who?
A teen describes volunteer opportunities at organizations that promote diversity.
Music Is In All Of Us
Nova reviews an independent release film called “Small Wonder.”
Mighty Ducks Will Soar This Year
Sean predicts the future for the Mighty Ducks.
Come Out To A Ballgame
Randy describes the fun of going to a Dodger game.
Why We Need Affirmative Action: A new initiative could make it harder for you to go to college and get jobs
Chidimma describes why affirmative action is needed to help minority youth.
“Immigrants Dear Editor: I’m pretty mad with the new decisions of the Repub-licans. I think that what they want to