Articles
Cover Story
Dear Politicians: Am I Next?
Teens in Print's message to the lawmakers who let the Parkland shooting happen.
Free Write
The Voices, Anger, the Jungle, Cry, Friends
Tell me why you lie to me? Tell me do you cry for me?
Stop the Violence
We lost another person to this stupid ol’ gunplay.
A Confused Dominican
I never really thought about my race.
A love letter to my blood
i’ve discovered my blood with ease, and i write about it like a love letter.
The Cage
I have learned that I can be strong—as long as I find the people to hold me while I find that strength.
Pass the Mic: IBA
Fight the Fizz
Soda is one of the worst beverages you can consume.
What Makes Art Good?
I’m in a museum, the art is… good...
Studies Show LGBTQ Students Are at High Risk for Bullying
More than 85 percent of LGBTQ students report harassment.
Our World Too
It’s time for teens to make their voices heard.
Making the Grade
Here are some tips on how to succeed in high schools for students and teachers.
How to Stop BPS Students From Going Broke
It should be the schools’ responsibility to teach kids how to save their earnings and budget the money they do wish to spend.
The Dark Side of Fashion
Do you shop at Primark, H&M, Forever 21 or Zara?
Tobin Middle School
Show Me the Money
YouTube demonetization is going too far.
Will the Celtics Make the Finals?
The Boston Celtics are one of the most dominant teams in the NBA.
Taking One For the Team
Your teacher just said the forbidden “g” word: group.
Finding Love Again: Your 3 Step Plan
Heartbreak is hard to deal with, but do you know how to get over it quickly?
The Gamer Guidebook
2017’s top video games.
Why You Should Try DIY
Have you heard about DIYs?
Drama with Friends
Lately, everything is just temporary.
Why Music Matters
Are you passionate about music? Because I am.
Lying on each others’ name
The more you keep to yourself, the less your name comes up into people's mouths.
YouTube Dancers
Their names are Ayo and Teo, and they dance and sing.
Sexism in Boston
Lately, I’ve been thinking about this thing called sexism.
Eyes Like Coffee with Milk
Laura was the one getting bullied, just for being short with long hair, caramel skin, and eyes like coffee with milk.
For Tobin Middle Schoolers, the Costs of Homework Outweigh the Benefits
The Maurice J. Tobin school should give less homework.
My Mind
My mind is like an ocean.
Nation
Beyond the Battlefield
Did you know that veterans make up 12 percent of the homeless population?
It’s Never Too Early to Talk About Race
“WHITES ONLY” signs are no longer found in America, yet racism is still a problem here.
The Plight of the Transgender Prisoner
For people who do not fit the norm, prison can be hell.
A&E
Playlist Refresh
Spring clean your winter playlist with these eight fresh tracks.
Don't Burn Your Books
The residual heat of Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit.”
Let's Stick Together
Chopsticks link us to Asian history.
Drawing the Line
Some graffiti is art, not vandalism.
Press Pause
Popular YouTubers are reinforcing black stereotypes.
Talent Scout
Four artists about to dominate the airwaves.
College
After the Acceptance Letter
Your guide to the five months before move-in day.
Stressed, But Not Scared
Your guide to navigating the college application process.
Stuff to Do at Target When You’ve Finished College Apps and Just Don’t Care Anymore
The time has finally come. It’s 12 am and you just barely made the deadline to apply to the final college on your list.