Outhouse Is In

A Place for Teens gives local youth a safe place to gather and have some fun

A loud, pulsing bass rips through the darkened room, making all the objects--and people--vibrate. In the glow of blinking white Christmas lights, some 80 teenagers are nodding, swaying and dancing to the beat. Some are dressed casually, while others are heavily made up and wearing theme costumes. What's different about this teen scene from other high school parties is the absence of harmful substances and behavior. The concert, one in a series of rock shows held at teen center The Outhouse in Los Gatos, must follow the facility's regulations: no alcohol, no drugs, no smoking, no bad language and no amorous behavior.   More

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