Youth Voices Stories
Youth Radio Project: Knowledge Bowl
Sterling Anderson-The first Knowledge Bowl competition of the season was on January 9th. Youth producer Sterling went along and produced this report.
Night of the Notorious: Ben Seaton on pro athletes & drug testing
Seniors in the UMD College in the Schools writing class are writing a series of papers on controversial topics in anticipation of the Night of the Notorious event on January 7.
Youth Take: What non-essential thing(s) would you bring with you at the end of the world?
December 21 is the end of the world (according to some), so on this week's Youth Take, we asked students "What non-essential thing would you bring with you at the end of the world?" List
Youth Radio Project: Untitled Poem #4
Czarina Crow-Czarina Crow is a Youth Radio Project producer and one of the hosts for the Saturday Youth Mix Show on WTIP. Each week, she shares one of her original poems with us.
Youth Radio Project: End of the World
Before the Christmas Holiday can begin, let’s first get past the end of the world.
Youth Radio Project: High School Shakespeare
The 9th & 11th graders at Cook County High School have been working on Shakespeare.
Youth Radio Project: Untitled Poem #3:
Czarina Crow-Czarina Crow is a Youth Radio Project producer and one of the hosts for the Saturday Youth Mix Show on WTIP. Each week, she shares one of her original poems on the Youth Radio Project Show.
Youth Take: Should employers have access to employees' Facebook pages?
Do you think employers should be able to view or read the Facebook pages of job applicants? We wanted to find out. So, we took to the streets of Grand Marais to ask people what they thought.
Night of the Notorious: Sarissa Falk on employers & Facebook
More and more, some employers are asking potential job candidates for access to their personal Facebook pages.
Untitled Poem #2
Czarina Crow-Czarina Crow is a WTIP Youth Radio Project producer, high school student and poet. In this feature, she shares a poem about death and saying goodbye.
