Teen Ink Magazine,
November 2003 :
College Articles
Drexel University by Latisha J., Savage, MD Philadelphia, PA: Drexel University is at the center of University City, a section of Philadelphia that is also home to the University of Pennsylvania. Continue...
Harvard University by Brittany N., Cohasset, MA Cambridge, MA: My visit to Harvard began with the unveiling of three fallacies associated with the statue of John Harvard, the institution's "founder." In actuality, the statue isn't John Harvard but a comely student stand-in because no image of Mr. Continue...
Hendrix College by Onalee C., White Hall, AR Conway, AR: I recently visited Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas, a town of 40,000 located 30 miles from Little Rock. Conway is home to 11,000 college students who attend University of Central Arkansas, Central Baptist College and Hendrix. Continue...
Regis College by Paula L., Stoneham, MA Weston, MA: My experience visiting Regis College was excellent. The campus is very nice and I could easily consider it home for the next few years. The nursing program, which I am interested in, impressed me. Continue...
Universal Technical Institute, Wyoming Technical Institute by Kenny M., El Dorado, KS Laramie, WY: Almost a year ago a spokesperson from Universal Technical Institute (UTI) came to my school. I'd already been thinking about a future in restoring and customizing cars. Then a representative for Wyoming Technical Institute (Wyotech) came. Continue...
University of British Columbia by Andrew B., Cohasset, MA Vancouver, BC, Canada: Overlooking beautifulVancouver Bay, the University of British Columbia offers countless possibilities. Continue...
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