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Recent Y-Press Stories
Hijab
By Riley Childers, 10, Allison Albrecht, 11
For more than 80 years, public school teachers in Oregon were forbidden to wear religious garb in the classroom.
Dissection
By Shayan Ahmad, 16, Quinn Andrews, 16
Middle school is a time filled with rites of passage. While students’ challenges with some, such as puberty, are well-known, others take place more quietly within the confines of school. Among these is the introduction to animal dissection.
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Teens and media
By Hrishikesh Deshpande, 15, Jessika Officer, 18, Michelle Hu, 18, Min Qiao, 18, Grace Bronson, 17, Ali Tahir, 15
It's a community thing
By Pete Shirley, 16, Jake Thornburgh, 17
It’s not unusual for teens to spend their summers at camp. But Jacob Baldwin and Carah Austin have done something different — they’ve been running their own camps to address very different needs in their communities.
City Stories 2010
By Madison DaBreo, 13, Brianna Starks, 15, Carmela Verderame, 10, Shayan Ahmad, 16, Min Qiao, 18, Danielle Hensley, 14, Warren Stokes, 19, Victoria Kreyden, 15, Hrishikesh Deshpande, 15, Keenen Brannon, 16, Pete Shirley, 16

Category Archive: family


Members of the Living Water Community Church
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Dr. George Yancy associate professor of sociology at the University of North Texas
Witcha Danaisuphachok, 18 works at his families business Jasmine Thai as a server.
Before moving to Indianapolis, Seh Seh Moo resided with her family at a different Thai camp-- Tham Hin Refugee camp, a 16-acre overcrowded camp in a montainous area about two hours west of Bangkok. In Thailand alone, more than 150,000 refugees reside in nine refugee camps.
Kate Muskat is on Bishop Chatard's track team.
Olivia and Isabella Gerasole- age 9 and 12, respectively- are the youngest cooks ever to be recognized with the James Beard Foundation Award.
Cathy Mangan
Somwhere to call home. During World War II, Stalin resettled about 100,000 Meskhetian Turks in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. For the past 60 years, the struggle has continued.
Isabella Baranyk drew this picture.
Donations allowed the ministry to purchase a new bus in 2008.
Bikes in the Netherlands. Photo by Tom Dolan, for Y-Press.
By Utah Davis-Kinsey 11