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Ypulse Monthly Teen Mag Roundup
Teen Vogue cover girl Mia Wasikowska may not be a household name just yet, but come next month when Tim Burton's twist on the already twisted "Alice in Wonderland" hits theaters, you may want to start practicing (it's pronounced Vah-shee-kov-ska). Talk…
YAB Author Spotlight: 'What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20′ By Tina Seelig
Today's Ypulse Youth Advisory Board post comes from Stanford University student Raymond Braun who sat down with Tina Seelig, Executive Director for the Stanford Technology Ventures Program, to discuss her latest book, What I Wish I Knew When I Was…
Ypulse Interview: Diane Naughton, Vice President of Marketing, HarperCollinsChildren's Books
Earlier this week in Essentials we covered the official launch of HarperCollins' new online teen community and writing platform Inkpop. To find out more about the site we reached out to Diane Naughton, Vice President of Marketing for HarperCollinsChildren's Books…
Author Spotlight: 'American Voyeur' By Benoit Denizet-Lewis
Today's Author Spotlight is on New York Times Magazine writer Benoit Denizet-Lewis (see our Friday Forum inspired by his piece on students coming out in middle school) and American Voyeur: Dispatches from the Far Reaches Of Modern Life, a collection of feature articles…
'The Baby-Sitters Club' Called Back To Order
Today's Ypulse Youth Advisory Board post comes from Caroline Marques in response to the upcoming revival of "The Baby-sitter's Club." As one of the many Gen Y fans who recall the series "with rabid passion" (thanks, New York Times), I was…
Digital Reading: Between And Beyond The Lines
Today's Ypulse Youth Advisory Board post comes from YA blogger Chelsea Swigget on books, technology and some of the adventurous authors attempting to get the two to play nice. Remember, you can communicate directly with any member of the Ypulse…
Texting And Tweeting: The 'Write' Stuff For The Classroom
It's no secret that in the age old debate of educators beating vs. joining "totally wired" teens in the classroom, Ypulse lands squarely on the side of joining. Still, it's (relatively) easy to talk about shifting a traditional paradigm. So…
