TV needs a reality check
The reality TV craze is definitely over for Sauntrie, 16, who can’t wait for programs with plots to resurface this fall.
September 9, 2002
The reality TV craze is definitely over for Sauntrie, 16, who can’t wait for programs with plots to resurface this fall.
"No, because I don’t think they’re very real." —Austin Netelbeek, 16, Salt Lake City, Utah "Sure. The Real World. It’s
Where are we now that a whole year has passed?
Terah, 16, wonders if rock is just for whites and rap is just for blacks.
A lawsuit demands more help for kids in this messed up system.
A lawsuit demands more help for kids in this messed up system.
Teens in foster care give their opinion about foster parents and social workers.
When kids were abducted this summer, it freaked out some of 16-year-old Sauntrie’s friends.
Imformation on kidnapping and abductions.
Teens told us about the violence they live with every day.