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Michigan Teen Begins 40-Mile Trek Carrying Brother
A 14-year-old Michigan boy set out on a 40-mile trek on Saturday with his 7-year-old brother strapped to his back, hoping to raise awareness about the muscular condition that prevents the younger boy from being able to walk without help.
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Teen says he beat parents to death over an iPod
A 'smart' and 'sane' 16-year-old said he beat his parents to death over normal punishments, in court on Wednesday. Tenth-grader Vincent Parker murdered his mother Carol, 57, and father Wayne, 55, in their Norfolk, Virginia home just before Christmas last year.
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As many as 2,000 teens attend Canadian mansion party, cause $70,000 in damage
Police in Brampton, Ontario, called in dozens of officers — and a K-9 unit — to break up the soiree taking place in an under-construction mansion, which was advertised on social media under the hashtag #mansionparty. ‘I have never seen something like this, in the movies, but never in real life,’ one partygoer said, noting people smashed windows and were climbing ladders to reach parts of the home.
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Why Would A Gay Teenager Commit Hate Crimes Against Herself?
Ten years ago, a liberal San Francisco suburb was traumatized by a rash of hate crimes against a 17-year-old lesbian. But when it was revealed that the victim herself had staged the attacks, the entire community turned on her and she never spoke about the incidents publicly. Until now.
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How to write creepy Books for Teenagers
If you want to write a creepy book for teenagers, here are a few things to consider.
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Teen suspended for asking Miss America to prom
Pennsylvania high school student is in hot water for asking Miss America to prom during a question and answer session at school. Eighteen-year-old Patrick Farves said he received three days of in-school suspension Thursday because he asked Nina Davuluri to prom.
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14-Year-Old Allegedly Tweeted Terrorist Threat And Then Freaked Out When American Airlines Responded
Sunday morning, a Twitter account allegedly belonging to a 14-year-old girl named Sarah tweeted the following message at American Airlines...
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Don't Tweet Menacing Things To Airlines, Like This Girl
Messing with companies on Twitter is fun, unless it involves sending an airline an ominous tweet that implies a future hijacking. That route of trolling is really, really dumb. This morning, a girl named Sarah pretended she was going to do something to a plane and tweeted some magnificently stupid shit at American Airlines.
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The teenage defense / argument
This is a video about the teenage defense or argument, which ever you prefer to call it. And how I'm sick of it. It's basically when the fans of famous teen defend that person and say that he's/she's exempted from any forms of criticism because of his/her age which is completely ridiculous. Here's examples of people doing this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9t4KsHXDg8U http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i21qrajFSHg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDZJ9OLZkuY&feature=fvwp&NR=1
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The Chef at 15
McGarry, who turned 15 in November, has been hosting his supper club — which he calls Eureka, after the street where he used to live — since he was 11½. Cooking what he calls “progressive American cuisine” is a time-consuming endeavor, and the $160-a-head tasting menus can take somewhere on the order of eight days to prepare.
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Georgia teen can't return $31,000 he got in bank error because he already spent it
Georgia teen Steven Fields might not be able to return the $31,000 he got in First Citizens Bank mistake because he's already spent most of it.
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Teen to government: Change your typeface, save millions
An e. You can write it with one fluid swoop of a pen or one tap of the keyboard. The most commonly used letter in the English dictionary. Simple, right? Now imagine it printed out millions of times on thousands of forms and documents. Then think of how much ink would be needed. OK, so that may have been a first for you, but it came naturally to 14-year-old Suvir Mirchandani when he was trying to think of ways to cut waste and save money at his Pittsburgh-area middle school.
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Texas teen gives police officer parking ticket
A Texas teenager recently decided to stick it to the man when she saw a police car illegally parked in her neighborhood — and wound up with a reward for keeping a cop in line. Annie James, a 14-year-old from Baytown, Tex., issued a handwritten $10 parking ticket to Officer Tommy King, whose patrol car was parked in a fire zone in the Bay Oaks apartment complex.
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What medieval Europe did with its teenagers
Today, there's often a perception that Asian children are given a hard time by their parents. But a few hundred years ago northern Europe took a particularly harsh line, sending children away to live and work in someone else's home. Not surprisingly, the children didn't always like it.
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What Scandinavia Can Teach U.S. Teens About Coming of Age
Civic-confirmation rites could help unify a fraying nation and instill crucial knowledge of American traditions and institutions.
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Two Wylie Teens Arrested For Murder Of Classmate
Two teenagers who attend Wylie East High School have been arrested and charged with the murder of a fellow classmate. Garland police received a call around 9:38 p.m. Saturday regarding a suspicious vehicle near Highway 78, west of the Firewheel Mall.
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Here's how easy it is to be a fake teen millionaire on the Internet
It’s Saturday night, you’re bored on the Internet, and someone is giving away money on Twitter. Of course you’re going to retweet her hashtag, even if there’s a 99 percent chance that the whole thing’s a hoax.
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E-Cigs Encourage Smoking in Teens: Study
A new study has found that e-cigarette use in teens actually encourages nicotine habits of all kinds, including traditional cigarette smoking, confirming what health officials and some legislators have long feared. The study, which was published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Pediatrics, found data that implies that e-cigarette use is just as much a gateway into regular tobacco smoking habits as traditional cigarette experimentation is in youths.
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