Myron Jones and his sister Carol Bove explain what happened when they were teenagers, and they ended up babysitting children who didn't exist.

Over the last ten years in Los Angeles, there's been a noticeable increase in the number of transsexual teenagers, kids who were born as boys but live as girls, and vice versa. Cris Beam has spent the last two years getting to know these kids, and tells the story of two of them, Foxxjazell and Ariel.

For a more typical view of prom night, we hear prom night at Chicago's Taft High School.

The story of two amateurs meeting the pros. One is a teenager in New Jersey; the other, our reporter.

Producer Julie Snyder reports on a Palestinian teenager from Chicago who explains why everything you think you know about the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks is wrong.

An 18-year-old named Tito talks about how he didn't have a choice about certain things in his life, especially his feelings and dreams...and his feelings about Eminem.

Susan Burton reports on Prom Night 2001 in Hoisington, Kansas, a town of about 3,000. While the seniors danced, a tornado hit the town, destroying about a third of it.

Sylvia becomes the first person in her Mexican-American family to go away to college, at a predominantly white school in upstate New York.

A high school boy explains how prom is the culmination of his effort to get in with a cool group of people.

Ira talks with students from rival high schools, Glenbrook North and Glenbrook South.