After being selected, speakers are invited to the conference and are paid a stipend for presenting at the conference. Passed last November by the Senate and expected to receive President Bill Clinton's approval, the College Scholarship Prevention Act of 1999 would allow the government to pursue criminal charges as well as civil damages against companies offering fraudulent services. On the outside, teenagers appear to be nearly grown up. But inside the skull, a vital part of their brain is closer to a child's than an adult's. New findings in neuroscience and pediatric psychiatry link brain immaturity to teens making foolish judgments and reckless decisions.
Some teens have sex too soon.
Some experiment with drugs and alcohol. Some see how far their car will fly on a hilly road. But now scientists have made a connection. The Gustavian Weekly. All Rights Reserved.