Debate on Teen Curfews and Youth Rights
The author argues against curfews for children and teens, saying they infringe basic rights and hinder learning responsibility. They claim parental control is sufficient and that teen curfews are ineffective, hard to enforce, and divert police from more important tasks.
MTV Turns Audiences Into MTV's Global Monolith
MTV has grown from simple music videos to a cultural force spanning 38 million viewers and worldwide outlets. The network blends music and television with original drama, game shows, and documentaries while targeting ages 12 to 34, prioritizing audience connection and constant change.
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On The Level Advice Column for Teens?
A teen question drives this column where Dr Mark Schneider from Onondaga County Mental Health and a Liverpool High School junior adviser Joe Bufano respond. The format invites readers to write with problems to On The Level at P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221.
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Joe Bufano
Liverpool High School
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In The Middle Of Friends: A Dilemma Of Hearts
A teen asks how to handle conflicting feelings as a best friend and a junior she likes. Advice urges honesty with both friends, examining her own desires, and communicating needs rather than pretending. The guidance emphasizes choosing authenticity over pleasing others to avoid pain.
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Fighting Trojans face mascot controversy in Green Bay
In Green Bay, Southwest High School fights over its Trojan nickname amid condom taunts and debate on changing the mascot. Students, staff, and media weigh the offense and the school’s history, with some preferring Knights and others resisting change.
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Green Bay
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Alice Cooper Temptation Marvel Comic Audio Tie In
The first issue of Alice Cooper The Last Temptation arrives as a comic and CD from Marvel Music priced 4.96 per issue. Neil Gaiman, Alice Cooper, and Michael Zuth create a creepy tale in which four teens encounter the Showman in a new alley and face the price of admission. The next Marvel Music release will be Break The Chain with a KRS-One audio tape, due in July.
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Michael Zuth
Cooper
Marvel
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