I started working on little beats on my Casio keyboard. There was a drum pad on it, so I would just make drum beats on it and record it, and then listen back to it. Then, from ages 10 to 11, I started making stuff on the computer and I took it to the next level. I remember the first song I ever made on the computer—I put it on a CD and I made everybody play it. They played it in my school before the class announcements!You learned all of that on your own? under court orders, achieved the most racially integrated schools, while northern states generally dodged judicial scrutiny. But their impact reverberated far beyond U.S. borders. Iman Ismail, a senior at Georgetown University in Qatar, was living in the Philippines at the time. He was too young then to remember the day, but Ismail tellsTeen Vogue You know what they say: first comes love, then comes breakup rumors,then