Friday, September 26, 2008 By Nadia Tawfiq, Westside High School Teens must own up to actions: if you're old enough to have sex, you're old enough to take care of a baby Teen pregnancy is a sensitive issue. In fact, it is a big problem in this country. We cannot deny that fact. It is hard to be a teen and raise a child.Now we have a vice presidential candidate, Sarah full story	Tuesday, June 03, 2008 By Amber Collins, Lamar High School Learning to thrive, not just survive In 1993, a former parole officer named Marilyn Gambrell began a program called No More Victims, which rovided support for released convicts and their families. In 2000, the program was launched at M.B full story
Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Amber Collins and Cambrian Pichon THE HEAT IS ON / CULINARY CLASSROOM : Lamar students cooking up something good Teaching a culinary class was always in the plans for Dorthea Polydoros opening a restaurant was not. Polydoros, an advisor of Café Mirbeau at Lamar High School is now putting a wrap on the first year full story	Saturday, May 24, 2008 By Sashi Nisankarao, Carnegie Vanguard High School White's books reflect her life, history Andrea White, wife of Mayor Bill White, has written a new novel called Window Boy that deals with a young boy named Sam who has cerebral palsy. She explores Sam’s ability to gain inspiration from his full story
Saturday, May 24, 2008 By Laura Aussenberg, Bellaire High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] Cutting the cord: Whether going hither or yon, the freshman year can be filled with stress Take one: Your bags are all packed and you and your parents are hauling your luggage into the car. You turn around to give your house a quick look over. This is the place you have called home for so l full story	Saturday, May 24, 2008 By Paloma Lenz Being the first from a family to attend college carries added expectations, responsibilities: An honor - with strings Being the first to attend college in your family can not only be difficult but challenging, exciting and frightening all at the same time.For two high school seniors from North Shore and Jack Yates Hi full story
Saturday, May 24, 2008 By Paloma Lenz, Milby High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] Caps, gowns often met by tightened belts As the state of the economy continues to look bleak and as gas and food prices rise, American families are facing stiff challenges.One challenge is causing parents to rethink college choices for their full story	Saturday, May 24, 2008 By Cambrian Pichon, Lamar High School Grad's departure to college can wrack those parental nerves Every year, countless seniors rejoice as time gets closer to their graduation. Most say they can’t wait to walk across the stage. But as students bask in the idea of going off the college and becoming full story
Saturday, May 24, 2008 By Senora Harris, Jack Yates High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] Some teens forgoing perms for natural-style hair Long since the invention of Madame C.J. Walker’s relaxer, or what is commonly called a perm, in the early 1900’s, most African-Americans, typically women, have taken advantage of the product, which te full story	Saturday, May 24, 2008 By Olivia Oppenheim, Westside High School Roller coaster ride comes to an end From the first assignment of interviewing people in the infamous tunnel to attending a press conference with Mayor Bill White, Chronicle Classroom students have experienced what it is like to be a tru full story

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