Our School Newspaper Upset People, But It Was Legal
An editor of the teen newspaper at Downey High School explains how her paper was censored even though it was legal.
September-October 1996
September 1, 1996
Hold on—the election’s coming! Candidates address teen issues
A breakdown of the views and policies of Bill Clinton and Bob Dole.
Honoring My Hindu Heritage
First Place Winner, Reiyukai America “Letters To My Parents” Contest.
Teens Do Not Need Their Parents’ Permission For An Abortion
A teen comments on the new parental consent law which may need teenagers to get their parents’ permission to have an abortion.
This Book May Help Gay Youth Break Free of Crippling Hatred
A teen reviews a book called “Out With It” where gay teens write about their experiences.
What If I Were Just One Race?
Noreen describes the difficulties she faced being a biracial teen at her school.
Techno, House and Dancehall On Groove Radio 103.1
Leona reviews a new radio station.
Smokin’ Grooves Was a Sweet Delight
Ian reviews the Smokin’ Grooves concert.
Does Music Have A Color?
Leona explores the stereotypes that come with liking different types of music, and how different races are associated with only certain kinds of music.
‘Clueless’ Is The Best Thing on Ch. 7
Genevieve reviews the TV series Clueless.