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New memorial fills void by honoring children lost before birth

Monday, January 2, 2012

By Mary Meehan

When Anne Judine Knudsen, 56, saw the engraved names of her two babies lost through miscarriage on the “Unborn Memorial” wall in Delano, Minn., she cried.

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My senior year as a college freshman

Monday, December 19, 2011

By Ty Heimerl

My junior year, I faced a dilemma: stay at New Prague High School for my senior year, or go on to college.

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Why it's better to write about other people

Monday, December 12, 2011

By Grace Pastoor

When I write news, I want to be invisible. I don’t want people to see me; I want them to see the facts.

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ThreeSixty Journalism's December/January Print Magazine

ThreeSixty Journalism's December/January Print Magazine

Disagreements between parents and teens are common, even expected. But sometimes things go wildly wrong. Read stories about problems with parents in our new issue. Our reporters also report on adopting a teenager, immigrants trying to keep and share their culture, and cheap ways for teens to have fun and eat good food.