Wayne and Natalie Seybold from Marion, Ind., never thought when they started skating 18 years ago _ on roller skates _ that they would go to the Olympics and perform professionally as ice skaters. But they did. Children's Express interviewed them recently after a performance in Carmel. The brother-sister team started roller skating at ages 9 and 7, respectively, at a roller rink two blocks fro

Barbara Bush would make sure it starts at home. The Rev. Jesse Jackson would make sure everyone has the same amount of money for it. Lamar Alexander would make sure its standards match those of other nations. And H. Dean Evans would make sure it could be held accountable. Four different people, four different views on education. Children's Express attended press conferences in Indianapolis wi

Program lets Girls School residents give something back to the community _ and gain self-esteem, too. People often picture the residents of Indiana Girls School as uncaring, selfish, criminals and a threat to society. Many people cannot imagine letting them leave the campus without worrying that they will steal or fight. Some of the girls, however, are working to break that stereotype by help