How a 'dead' language escaped the clutches of the gerund grinders and got a life on the internet.
Today's teenagers may look mature and savvy but emotionally they have a lot to learn. An upcoming congress in Mexico City brings together parents and others keen to address this need.
Does the world’s most prestigious university deserve its stellar reputation? A recent graduate has his doubts.
There is a big difference between courtship and dating — and teenagers need to get it right to ensure a happy future marriage.
There’s a simple reason why students binge-drink at parties. No one has the guts to stop them.
Tens of thousand of boys live on the streets of Nairobi, stealing their food and sleeping on the streets. With the government almost helpless, only private initatives offer hope.
Social networking sites on the internet have become a favourite haunt for teenagers.Their parents ought to drop in from time to time.
The West is losing its scientific lead in the world and governments are looking for ways to attract more young people to the laboratory. But can they succeed against the attractions of a consumer society?
According to a 1960s brainwave, self-esteem will save the world from crime, drug abuse, underachievement and pollution. But the evidence is less and less convincing.
Ireland has the second-highest youth suicide rate in the world. The experts are scratching their heads about what to do.
The governments of Ireland and Britain are snatching at straws in their efforts to curb binge drinking by teenagers.
The British Government soldiers on in its effort to replace parents who fail to meet the Warm Body Standard of minimal child care.
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