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Teen Ink Magazine, November 2001 : Community Articles

Fighting Hunger One Can at a Time Until recently, fighting hunger wasan idea I was exposed to twice a year through food drives around the holidays. Mymom would send me to school with a few cans of peas and that was my contributionto the fight against hunger. Continue...	The Greatest Feeling Thegreatest feeling in the world comes not from receiving presents, or even acingthat math test you studied so hard for. Rather, it starts when you hand a cup ofhot coffee to that older man sitting on the side of the street begging for money. Continue...
The Wrong Reason Whydo people find doing community service so different from just being nice to yourneighbor and helping them mow their lawn or take out the trash? Some people cando "community service" with a smile on their face, but then not want ... Continue...	Volunteering to Help Others A year ago I volunteered to join the Gouverneur Rescue Squad. One of my teachersasked if I would be interested in driving a rescue vehicle because the squad wasshort drivers. Continue...
Wallking Toward A Cure EveryOctober for the past four years, my aunt and I have participated in the AmericanCancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, a five-mile walk along thescenic Charles River in Boston. Continue...

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