Mayor Richard Riordan Speaks on Education, Crime, Curfews, Jobs, Buses and More
A teen interviews Richard Riordan.
Invisible: Yes, I’m disabled, but don’t cry for me. Just notice me, include me, see me for who I am—a shy girl who loves cats and dogs.
Lindsay explains that she wants to be treated just like anyone else, despite her disability.
Touche: Yes, I am “touched” when it comes to fencing. The best part was when I competed in the Junior Olympics, even though I lost
Genevieve describes her experience competing in the fencing Junior Olympics.
But I go to Beverly and I’m just a normal teen
A teen describes her positive experience at Beverly.
You Can Have A Blast At Nightclubs —but be careful out there
A teen describes teen safety at nightclubs, and interviews a night club owner.
Essay contest winners: Who has it rougher, girls or guys?
Essay contest for March 1997.
“Dear Editor, Many of your articles are on teen sex, pregnancy and abortion. But the fact is many teens are
Dodger Rookie of the Year Todd Hollandsworth has some great advice
A teen interviews the Dodger rookie of the year.
My Armenian Grandpa: When I finally learned about the Armenian genocide, when the Turks killed millions of Armenians, I saw my grandfather in a whole new light. When I was 10, I was playing soccer and being a kid. When he was 10, he was forced to walk mil
A teen describes her relationship with her Armenian grandpa.
Scared to go to a big university? A Community College Is Just Around the Corner
A teen describes the benefits of going to a local community college.