Generation Y

Read informative and eye-opening stories about teen life.

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The Good Military Food Fight

Far from the battlefields of Afghanistan and Iraq, a small army of scientists is facing a different kind of foe: bad chow

Quick Study: The Future of Work

Say goodbye to the classic 40-hour workweek. The sputtering economy, the decline of manufacturing, and the ubiquitous BlackBerry are remaking 9 to 5 into something with unpredictable hours and fuzzier borders.

Harrison Ford Interview: Ford in Focus

For Harrison Ford, there are bigger heroes than Indiana Jones -- and the greatest adventures are found close to home.


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  • 1Teacher's Bet
    An average student is given the hope and confidence to make a difference in the world.
  • 2Young and at Risk
    New studies show that your age alone isn't an indicator of your cancer risk.
  • 3That's Outrageous! Caught Cheating
    Cheating is becoming a problem in schools across the country ... and teachers are the culprits.
  • 4Presumed Guilty
    The DA lied. Their school denounced them. And the media had a field day. The untold story behind a shocking rush to judgment.
  • 5Vanished
    The teenager sloshed through the rising waters toward the school bus. Then he was gone.
  • 6Kid Courageous
    A risky surgery is giving this 7-year-old boy a fighting chance.
  • 7Kids and Caffeine: How Dangerous Is It?
    From energy drinks to sugary coffee concoctions, kids are consuming more caffeine than ever. How dangerous is it?
  • 8Get What You're Owed
    Our advice columist tells you how to ask your friends to pay you back.
  • 9The Accidental Family
    How seven boys became brothers.
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  • Spinach, Pear, and Shaved Parmesan Salad
    A spinach salad, especially one with ripe fall pears, is a welcome addition to the Thanksgiving table. The salad can be served in a large bowl as part of a buffet, or on individual salad plates alongside the main course.
  • Delicata Squash Soup with Parmesan Croutons
    Delicata squash, as its name implies, is a finely flavored, richly sweet winter squash with a nearly fibreless flesh. Cylindrical in shape, with elongated ridges, this squash has yellow to pale orange skin with green striations. Its beautiful yellow flesh and delicate flavor make it perfect for this puréed soup.
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