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Teen Ink Magazine, October 2000 : College Articles

College of the Holy Cross Worcester, MA:The College of the Holy Cross was foundedin 1843 and operates in the Catholic tradition of the Jesuits. This liberal artscollege is ranked among the nation's top 30. Continue...	Georgetown University Washington, D.C.: As I approached the gates at 37th and0 Street, I couldn't believe my eyes. It was everything I had ever dreamed andmore. I stepped through the gates and headed for my friend's dorm, where I wouldbe staying for the next four days. Continue...
Loyola Marymount University Los Angeles, CA: Loyola Marymount University, a Jesuitinstitution, is the largest Catholic university in Southern California. The100-acre campus is on a bluff overlooking Marina del Rey surrounded by quainthouses and magnolia tree-lined streets. Continue...	SUNY Maritime University Fort Schuyler, NY: State University of New YorkMaritime College is located on a beautiful peninsula on the East River near theBronx. Continue...
University of Rhode Island Kingston, RI: The University of Rhode Island is locatedin the beautiful town of Kingston with approximately 10,500 undergraduates, 31percent from out-of-state. After my short visit, I found the university seemed tohave just about everything a college student could want. Continue...

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