About Warren Stokes

Age: 17
School: Arsenal Tech
Grade: 12
Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Movie(s): Good Will Hunting
Favorite Food: Nachos

Stories by Warren

	Young inner-city teens list community improvement and school safety as top concerns By Michelle Hu, 16, Viktoria Kreydenko, 12, Noelle Sercer, 13, Jonathan Gainer, 15, Mallory St. Claire, 16, Joe St.Claire, 14, Warren Stokes, 17 As the political gambits of the 2008 campaigns kick into high gear, involvement by youth is higher than in any election. According to the Pew Research Center, overall youth turnout - voters ages 17 to 200 for the primaries has increased five percent from the 2004 election.
	Many date outside their race By Joi Officer, 14, Warren Stokes, 17, Olivia Haynes, 17 Several Indianapolis teens – be they Indian, black, Latino or white – said they would consider marrying outside of their race, now that they have been part of the interracial dating scene. Raymond Jami, who is black, and Rocio Mendez, who is Latina, have been dating for more than three years.
	What a Texas sociologist found By Joi Officer, 14, Warren Stokes, 17, Olivia Haynes, 17 George Yancey, an associate professor of sociology at the University of North Texas, studies interracial dating and marriage. He shared some of his findings with Y-Press.
	Peru amateur circus By Meher Ahmad, 17, Beverly Jenkins, 16, Laura Mangan, 14, Warren Stokes, 17 With the rise in gas prices Indiana families still had hidden treasures in the state. One is about a little an hour and half northeast of Indianapolis the Peru amateur circus.
	Exotic animals may be fascinating, but not all make great pets By Warren Stokes, 17, Shelby Helton, 17 Instead of awakening to Spot barking or Frisky purring, Lauren Van Atter listens to Fiyero sing a solo at 6 a.m. Fiyero, named for a character in the musical "Wicked" is Lauren's cockatiel. Most kids have pet dogs and cats, but according to Dr. Angela Lennox, more young people are choosing to own exotic pets than ever before.