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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2003 : College Articles

Berry College
   Rome,GA: "We educate the head, the heart and the hands," the admissionsofficer at Berry College said. Sitting in the small, oak-paneled office with mymother, I did not see how this college was any different from the other two wehad recently visited.
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    Radnor,PA: I started looking at colleges my junior year, and at first I didn't know whatto expect because college still seemed a zillion years away. But I narrowed downthe number and started checking them out. The first I visited was Cabrini Collegein Radnor, PA.
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Colgate University
    Hamilton,NY: Colgate University is a liberal-arts college whose academic programs lead toa Bachelor of Arts or a Masters of Arts in teaching. After 150 years as anall-male institution, Colgate accepted women in 1970.
Continue... 		Emerson College
    Boston, MA: Located in the heart of Boston's Theater District, Emerson College is noteworthy for anyone interested in studying the arts or communications. This four-year, private college is home to 2, 600 undergraduates.
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Ferris State University
    BigRapids, MI: Ferris State University is a great college. I recently went there andwas able to take a tour of the campus. The students seemed nice and as thoughthey were having fun, and the faculty is known for providing an excellenteducation.
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    Fairbanks,AK: Recently I visited the University of Alaska Fairbanks and learned that UAFhas courses for just about any major you can think of.
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