Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Paige Lathrop U.K. boy band, 1D, tops American charts Sugary sweet X-Factor runners-up gain a new audience in the U.S. full story	Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Alexandria Engelhart [ArticleImageHyperLink] Working with fast food is more than meets the eye The fast food industry is where many teenagers start working. full story
Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Garrett Mitchell [ArticleImageHyperLink] Yearbook offers publishing, social experience There's more to the production of a yearbook than collecting school portraits and assembling them into alphabetical order. full story	Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Taylor Dean [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tall tales my middle school teacher told me From endless piles of homework every night to permanently writing in cursive, some things have proven untrue. full story
Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Serena Stark [ArticleImageHyperLink] Softball season is a hit: Lady Colts ready for state Current team members take on legacy left by former players as seniors begin to prepare for the future. full story	Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Sona Avetian [ArticleImageHyperLink] Students define 'swag,' teach how to acquire it Is “swag” a verb, noun, or adjective? A word frequently used is now defined. full story
Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Breanna Kern [ArticleImageHyperLink] Straight Edge lifestyle offers teenagers good, clean fun Straight Edge teens describe their efforts to abstain from drugs, alcohol, and promiscuous sex. full story	Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Garrett Mitchell [ArticleImageHyperLink] Teenagers come of age, register to vote Arizona teens express the importance of voting, regardless of party affiliation. full story
Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Garrett Mitchell [ArticleImageHyperLink] Register to vote, have a say in government One student's opinion on the importance of voting at a young age. full story	Thursday, April 26, 2012 By Madelaine Braggs [ArticleImageHyperLink] Buena's technology lags behind other schools One Arizona high school has 2,100 students but doesn't have enough technological support. full story