There have been 7 teen-specific suicides since May of 2009. So I sat down with Paly High School Senior Meghan Byrd to ask her about teen life, the pressures of being a teen today and the epidemic of recent teen suicides in the local area. Meghan, a future teen panelist at the upcoming Wisdom 2.0 Youth Conference, is concerned about teen health and tragic stories like Clayton Carlson’s. She recalls checking her Facebook newsfeed after a student committed suicide at Paly in January of this year, and seeing dozens of statuses of friends on Facebook that show the letters, “R....

** 1. Blonde Balayage If you’re getting a new hair color for the first time, opt for spring hair colors that are very subtle like this blonde balayage look. 2. Copper Highlights Lighten up a dark brown hair color with lighter colors that complement it. This buttery copper tone is a great option for the spring season and beyond! 3. Reverse Ombré If your hair is already a light color and you want to add a dark color to the mix, give this reverse ombré look a shot....

** Here’s something you need to know about using anti-frizz products: You must be consistent with use and apply it to your hair as instructed. This may be the reason some of your products aren’t working for you. Another tip: Use the right products for your hair type. Everyone’s situation is different, so search for products that work for your hair texture or your concern. Best Anti Frizz Shampoo and Conditioner for Frizzy Hair Almost all of your hair issues, including frizz can be handled during your hair washing routine....

3 Ways to Style Side Swept Bangs 3 Ways to Style Side Swept Bangs 1. The Long Swoop This side swept bangs hairstyle is a fun way to fake a side-shaven hairstyle. To recreate, create an off-center hair parting. Then, clip your bangs away as you work on your ponytail. Gather your hair into a sleek and low ponytail and apply some of the TRESemmé Keratin Infusing Smoothing Serum for some shine....

Those words touched me deeply, because I had just spent several years imagining, researching, writing a book about, admiring, and above all empathizing with Antonina Zabinska, a Polish Catholic woman who risked her own life and her family’s to save more than 300 Jews during World War II. Her husband, Jan, the director of the Warsaw Zoo, had smuggled many of them out of the ghetto himself, and the refugees hid in the zoo’s bombed-out cages and were given the code names of the animals whose cages they occupied....