Q. I noticed that most of your columns deal with problems teens bring to you. I thought it might be refreshing and bring you a smile to know I’m doing very well. I just finished my fifth college semester. I have a healthy relationship (you taught me to hold out for that), I get along with my ...
Q. I’m honestly confused. I should be feeling good about life and about myself. I’m finishing my first semester at college. I’ve made friends, I think I’ve adjusted pretty well, my grades are all A’s and B’s, and I like my classes. I was a little homesick at first, mostly for my ...
Q. I used to love Thanksgiving. I love the food (well, not the cranberry sauce, but everything else), and I love my family getting together. Maybe I should say I LOVED my family getting together. Ever since last year’s elections, it’s like they hate each other. My mom won’t talk with her ...
Q. Will you weigh in on a debate we had at school? My social studies teacher posed the question – “16-year-olds should be allowed to vote.” We were assigned sides, and the conversation was intense. Although some of us were given the negative, and defended it, pretty much all of our ...
Teens at the Common Ground Teen Center, located at 92 N. Main Street in Washington, will be hosting their second Love Anyway Feast on Tuesday, Nov. 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. Young people are affected by adult concerns. Even though they do not vote, they follow the election process. The Teen ...
For the fifth year, UPMC Washington Teen Outreach Common Ground Teen Center will hold its Seesaw Marathon this week. The handmade seesaw will be outside the Teen Center at 92 N. Main St., Washington, from 4 p.m. Friday through 4 p.m. Saturday. Participants will pledge money to seesaw – ...
