Teens look back on 9/11
Ten years later, teens say they have a better understanding of the attacks.
Ten years later, teens say they have a better understanding of the attacks.
Christian, 18, says that while Our Idiot Brother had some flaws, it will make you laugh.
Patricia, 19, loved Ellen Hopkins’s chilling story about a girl who goes on a journey to learn her faith, love and a woman’s role.
Michelle, 17, helped paint a mural on her city’s library and gave a boring street a literary-themed facelift.
I liked the design for the mural, which showed scenes from famous books and authors’ faces, but I wished that I gotten a chance to help in the design process. I’m hoping that if the committee can raise funds to replace the mural in the next few months, I will get the chance to give something of my own to Temple City.
Victor, 18, says that the great special effects in Rise of the Planet of the Apes couldn’t make up for a boring story.
The Army Reserve is going to pay for school so Caitlin, 18, can become a nurse.
“I never download music. I don’t feel it’s right. The artists are working so hard to make their music so
Christian, 17, stopped stealing music when he realized it hurts the artists he loves.
Trying to lose weight the unhealthy way didn’t work for 16-year-old Merryck.
Aaron, Avika and Patricia say that with all the action in Part 2 the Harry Potter series ends with a bang.