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Teen Ink Magazine, May 2003 : WhatMatters Articles

Courage, Honor and Sacrifice
   In this world, it doesn'tmatter what people do or what they have, it's what they leave behind. The mostimportant thing they can leave is memories, and nothing makes a better imprint onothers than uncommon valor.
Continue... 		Love
   Ringggg.I used to hear this sound at exactly 6:28 every morning.

I would gothrough the same routine every day: press the snooze button and roll out of bedat the next ring. But one rainy morning there was a slight change.
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Moving On ... and On
   I learned the hard way what is truly important just this past December. In September 1999, we moved to Illinois. I was sure I'd hate it in a small townwith less than 500 people, but it turned out to be a tight-knit community.
Continue... 		Rush to Love
   What do you think of when you hear the word "love?" Most people think of aboyfriend, friend, pet, or someone else in their life. Not me - I immediatelythink of my mother.
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