German and American teens talk hip-hop, history and high school

Article Abstract:

Four German teenagers and four American teenagers discuss their impressions of each other's countries and what it is like growing up in their own countries, at a meeting that took place in Spring 2001 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. The meeting was part of Parade magazine's annual Young Columbus educational trip for young Americans to Europe.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Germany, International aspects

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What kids say

Article Abstract:

A survey of teenagers' views on sex education and violence in schools is presented. Some teens feel their sex education programs are unrealistic, naive and should include more AIDS education. Teens also discuss racial and social tension, and fighting in schools.

Cover Story, Public opinion, School violence, Sex education

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'I won't let this disease rule my life.' (AIDS patient Henry Nicols) (Interview)

Article Abstract:

Nineteen-year-old Nicols is a hemophiliac who contracted the AIDS virus through a blood transfusion when he was 11 and now volunteers to speak to groups of young people. Nicols describes some of the questions he is asked about his disease.

AIDS patients, Nicols, Henry

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