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Teen Ink Magazine, November 2003: College Articles

My Sister in College by Ryan E., Wilmington, DE Last June, my sister, Katy, graduated from high school. I didn't think much about it at the time because I was looking forward to a great summer. Continue...	Early Disaster by Alexis C., San Diego, CA Early decision is a college admissions option where a students can apply early to a college under the condition that if accepted, they will attend. Continue...
Coming Home by Heather C., Hillsborough, NC When you arrive at college, you know no one, you're in a strange place, and you can't wait to go home and talk to the friends you left behind. Continue...	Surviving Life with a Senior by Laura D., Franklin, MA My older sister sits at the computer with her head in her hands, long blond hair shielding her face. The room is silent except for her slow, deep breathing. Continue...
Over? by Melinda D., Williamsburg, VA college scare run through the door eyes glazed over endless journey Continue...	Notes from a College Tour by Alexandra D., Naples, FL "It'll be your next right ... No, I mean your next left, sorry. Wait, this isn't it. I think we're going the wrong way, turn around. Is that it? Wait, there's no street sign ... Now we're really lost!" Continue...
The Interview by Chloe L., New York, NY "So, what are you going to be?" What am I gonna be? I wanna yell at her, "Nothing!" I won't be anything. My profession won't define my life. Continue...	My Brother by Devon D., San Francisco, CA My brother and I are tapping our feet and humming along to Medeski Martin and Wood as I drive him home after spending New Year's Day at our friend's house. Continue...

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