“Teenagers are often cast as an impulsive, selfish, erratic segment of our society. In fact, they are some of the purest, most idealistic, most honest people we have. They tend not to have in their lives the mortgages and salaries and non-disclosure pacts and stroller-status anxieties that corrupt people older than them. They think the things they think simply because they think them, not because it will position them well relative to Bob in Sales for Monday’s conference call. If they were to vote, they might just help us get out of the impulsive, erratic, selfish moment we managed to get in because we didn’t listen to them.” on her website, Lauren took a step back in time and revealed a number of things about her teenage years, including that it's when she met her husband... and no, we're not talking aboutSteeeeeeephenStephen Colletti. and they’re already a match made in heaven. Between theirphilanthropic streaksanddance battles The news media needs to be more careful and protective of their sources. In numerous cases, whistleblowers are fired or indicted for a crime, while the media outlet that printed the disclosures suffers no harm (and may profit from the information). Today, it is not enough for journalists to simply say they will honor the confidentiality of their sources. Confidentiality can be breached in numerous ways, and sources need to be forewarned and protected.