61.   Sure, teenagers can be tough to deal with, Buss counters, but spending more time with them and building trust is better than secret cameras.

62.   Study after study shows that, for reasons ranging from inexperience to drinking and drug use to poor judgment, teenagers are involved in the most crashes and fatalities.

63.   Teenagers are notoriously difficult to capture for regular viewing.

64.   Teenagers who drink are more likely to become dependent on alcohol faster than adults because the teenage brain is not fully formed.

65.   Teenagers are notoriously reluctant to tell their parents if they are sexually active, parents being a bit stuffy about the behavioral purity of their little darlings.

66.   Teenagers will be teenagers, even in rural southern Indiana.

67.   Teenagers are at a critical age of developing character and forming new identities.

68.   Teenagers are difficult.

69.   Teenagers are more likely to tell a peer than a parent, but that peer may be your child and she may tell you.

70.   Teenagers are, however, still teenagers.