What to do if you’re blue
Celena describes how to deal with depression.
September-October 1997
September 1, 1997
Three High Schools Must Change Their Native American Mascots
High schools must change their Native American Mascots after the LAUSD School Board deemed them to be offensive.
A Victory for Student Rights: After Joe Neal criticized his principal at Basset High, he was suspended. But with some help, Joe was able to graduate with his class. Now he’s running for the school board.
A teen criticizes his principal and describes the results of his decision to speak out.
Princess Diana’s Death Should Inspire All Journalists To Behave More Ethically
It’s about time that all journalists start bringing some integrity and respect back into their jobs so that in the future, they will be met with respect and not disdain.
I’m proud of my indigenous heritage
For more than 500 years, we Mexicans have been taught to identify with Europeans. We have been given the false identities of mestizo, Hispano, Latino and Raza, as a way to keep our true history buried.
Prodigy’s ‘Fat of the Land’ is loud, rude and fun
A teen reviews the new Prodigy album.
Maybe someday, I’ll be in the WNBA
A teen describes her dream of being in the WNBA.
My life was crumbling away
A teen describes his experience of being hospitalized for depression.