Youth Voices Stories
Youth Radio Project interviews new CCHS teachers
The new school year starts on September 4th, and in honor of that, we hosted a special “Back to School” Youth Show.
Youth Radio Project interviews Heldrich Center on College Graduate Survey
In an effort to understand more about what college students get out of their education, this week we read a special study done by the John J.
Youth Radio Project: Will today's youth be as successful as their parents?
Will today's youth be more successful than their parents? Michaela Peterson asks herself if she can be as successful as her parents in this commentary.
Youth Radio Project: Future of Youth
-You have probably heard a lot recently about how the current youth generation will not have as good of a life as their parents. Sterling Anderson of the Youth Radio Project disagrees. Ster
Youth Radio Project: Traditions
Audrey Summers-In America, we have many different traditions. Thanksgiving, the Olympics, the Superbowl. But how do we know when traditions should end?
Youth Radio interviews Dave & Ben Seaton on the Tradition of Dragonboat
Last Saturday, the traditional Dragonboat festival took place in the Grand Marais Harbor. Ben and David Seaton of Hungry Jack Outfitters participated in the race.
Youth Take: The Tradition of Fishermen's Picnic
Fishermen's Picnic is one of the biggest traditions in Cook County.
Youth Radio Project: Christmas In July
The tradition of Christmas isn’t something you think about much during the summertime.
Youth Radio Project: Internet Addiction
-Is internet addiction a real thing? Are young people too plugged in? Sterling Anderson of the Youth Radio Project considers these concepts in his latest commentary.
Youth Take: Are Young People Too Plugged In?
Are today's young people too plugged in? Is the wide variety of technology at our fingertips detrimental to our schoolwork/driving/futures?
