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Teen Ink Magazine, January 2002 : Travel Articles

Armistice in the City Finally, after seemingly hours of pondering the yellow,cracked ceiling, the crude and shady character across the aisle, and thepartially eaten donut on the floor, I hear a crackling voice over the intercom,"Next and final stop, Penn Station, New York ... Continue...	Going to Ground Zero Each year the confirmation class at my temple makes aweekend trip to New York City at the end of October. Since this year I was beingconfirmed, naturally I wanted to go see the city that never sleeps. Little did Iknow how much this trip would affect me. Continue...
Introduction to Islam Islam and Muslims * The word "Islam" isArabic and means "submission to the will of God." Islam teaches thatone must submit to God - Allah, in Arabic - in order to achieve true peace ofmind. Allah is God, the same God Christians and Jews worship. Continue...	My Afghan Mom The events of September 11th have left much in question.Many Americans support the President in fighting back and demand retaliation.Bombing Afghanistan is what Americans want. Continue...
My Town Every morning, I wake up at 7 a.m. to get ready forschool. Our elementary and high schools are in the same building; we have 72 kidsin grades one through twelve. You can begin to see that Willow City, NorthDakota is a small town. Continue...	New York City No one likes waiting in line. But as we waited, Icouldn't help but get excited; I was having so much fun on our trip toWashington, D.C. and New York City. We had seen all the sights in D.C. Continue...
New York Winter Only the lights from every vessel of advertisement warm the streets and illuminate crushed black velvet skies. Continue...	The Day We Will Remember Part of the world is missing Planes crashed into theWorld Trade Center The world is in shock Military forces move out Mycousin In the Marines Left this morning Not knowing hisdestination But feeling the pain of America Beating in his ... Continue...

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