Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: SnapChat
A new app could be a temptation to youth. Here’s what you should know about it.
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: Choices
Our heroes may fail us, but God never does.
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: Fights on Facebook
How can we create rather than simply react or respond to the negative uses of technology?
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: Sandy Hook
Even in a dark world, a light of hope shines.
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: College Football
How do we effectively minister to people, especially youth, in this grass-is-always-greener environment?
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Snark, Crackle, Pop: Fantasy Football
Athletes and celebrities–and the youth in our groups–are more than the persona they present.
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: The Importance of Media
In a world where everything is commercialized, designed for entertainment and split into 30-second sound bites, there can be no escaping the messages or the sly sales pitches of media.
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: Teen Drinking and Rules
A science lesson on the teenage brain and approach and avoidance cues related to alcohol, and how parents can help.
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: Girls and Reality TV
A recent survey reveals some noteworthy information about girls and reality TV.
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: Am I Ugly?
Julianna takes a look at the recent “Am I Ugly?” YouTube trend.
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: Teen Jobs
Across the nation, the employment rate has plummeted for teens between the ages of 16 and 19 from 45% employment in 2001 to only 26% in 2011.
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Snark, Crackle, Pop Culture: The Year of Twitter
2011 reminds us of the power of just one Tweet and we must constantly remind ourselves and the teens with whom we work that our words are powerful.
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