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Teen Ink Magazine, April 2001 : College Articles

Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, OH: Visiting Bowling Green State University for three dayswas an exhilarating experience. The college is in a small, close-knit community30 miles south of Toledo. Continue...	Clemson University Clemson, SC: As you enter the town of Clemson, there are many sure signsthat its university will stand out from others. One is the large orange tigerpaws welcoming you and leading the way to the most spirited university in thenation. Continue...
Harvard University Cambridge, MA: I fell in love. No, I was not wearing a Cinderella gown ata fairy-tale ball or waltzing in a kingdom once upon a time. Rather, I fell inlove with a place many think of as just as out of reach as a castle on a cloud. Continue...	Rhode Island School of Design Providence, RI: I recently visited the Rhode Island School of Design.RISD's compact campus of 40 buildings is poised on the slope of College Hill,which ascends to Providence's historic East Side. Continue...
Springfield College Springfield, MA: If you want to go to a small college in an urban area,Springfield College is perfect, with 52 acres and about 2,500 students. Thestudent-to-faculty ratio is 14:1. Continue...

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