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Teen Ink Magazine, September 2000 : Opinion Articles

Another Popularity Contest Ah, yes. America - thegreatest democracy in the world. Our constitutional freedoms, of course,must be given to high school students as well. Continue...	Hearsay Transformations I had adiscussion about the Columbine shooting with two teachers; they respectmy opinions and I respect theirs. Continue...
Media Affects Youth Image MostAmericans watch the news because they believe it gives them a good ideaof what is going on in their communities, the country and the world. Continue...	My Homeless Home 1,250 sq. km Of hilly plateau: Why is it such a big deal? It's just land in southwest Syria that Israel won in the Six Day War. Continue...
Unspoken Needs AsI walked into my mother's nursing home today, I saw the usual: women inwheelchairs yelling words that weren't really words, old men shakingfrom head to toe and nurses forgetful that these"responsibilities" are actually people. Continue...	Urban beggar, Urban tree cautht in the rain In dazed urbanlands, the peripatetic entrepreneurs and nomads don't stop for rain, for stray dogs, or bloodshed, for tears that fill theirwinter boots, their extra - extravagant leather penny loafers thatrun automatically on factory whistles, and their schedules tuckedaway ... Continue...

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