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Teen Ink Magazine, February 2002 : Opinion Articles

A Citizen in Wartime Our responsibility as citizens of a country at war isnothing more important than to funnel our wartime dollars into this weepingeconomy, faithfully, into this fallible dot-com revolution. Continue...	A Commentary on Love I could tell you about how wonderful my boyfriend is,how we spent our last anniversary, and all the gifts I've accumulated along thegold-paved road of our relationship. Continue...
Keep Your Hands to Yourself Public display of affection is getting out of hand inschool. This is certainly not the place to be acting inappropriately with yourboyfriend or girlfriend. In fact, PDA is offensive, distracting and just plainunsuitable for school. Continue...	Mere Mortals After All Something that's never made sense to me is why weconcern ourselves so much with what goes on in the lives of celebrities. Iunderstand why we enjoy them; they are usually talented and perform for us.Through their exploits, we can live vicariously. Continue...
Music I'm hit Constantly by The lack Of"real" love Of music These days My heart Weepsevery Time I see the Same girl crying over One band Today Andanother Tomorrow And that was The fifth Girl to ... Continue...	Not Only the Holocaust The word genocide was coined by a jurist named RaphaelLenkin in 1944 by combining the Greek word genos (race) with the Latin cide(killing). Genocide in the 20th century has gone mostly unrecognized. Continue...
Required Volunteerism Many have come to the conclusion that teenagers havecreated their own slothful, selfish, and spoiled society that is destined todestroy the future of America. Continue...

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