Betty is just one of over a million teens in the<br >United States who became pregnant this year. She<br >is getting ready for her fourteenth birthday party，<br >and she hopes it will come before she has to get<br >ready to go to the hospital to have her baby.<br > Fifteen-year-old Jason attends meetings at the<br >hospital with a group of teen fathers who are try-<br >ing to find jobs so they can help to support their<br >babies. These fathers range in age from fourteen to<br >nineteen， and they are struggling to complete high<br >school as they deal with emotional problems<br >brought about by their new family situations.<br > These cases are just two of millions that involve<br >teens and sex. This does not mean that sex is bad.<br >Just the opposite is true. But lack of information<br >and lack of responsibility about sex can mean bad<br >things.<br > Teen sex means many things to many people，<br >but there is general agreement that something is<br >wrong in a country where there are 1.1 million<br >teen pregnancies each year and an increasing<br >