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Teen Ink Magazine, January 2004 : College Articles

Dartmouth College by Asya P., Lexington, MA Hanover, NH: The autumn road to Dartmouth feels like a drive through fire. On either side of the road, orange and red trees sweep in glowing waves over the hills, capped by dense early-morning fog. Emerging from these undulating hills, you arrive at Dartmouth College. Continue...	Julliard School Summer by Carolina R., Deep River, CT New York, NY: In the pile of junk mail, letters and bills was just what I was looking for. Seeing the large envelope, I let out a shriek. Continue...
Summer @ Brown University by Holly J., Hull, MA Providence, RI: Since 1764, Brown University has provided an Ivy League education in liberal arts. Continue...	SUNY Geneseo by Allison R., New City, NY Geneseo, NY: The first time I saw SUNY Geneseo was when we dropped off my brother for his freshman year. It took us about six hours to get there, and as we drove, I noticed the scenery changing from lots of building to lots of land and farm animals. Continue...
Western Illinois University by Lee L., Galesburg, IL Macomb, IL: Visiting colleges is one of the bestways to decide where to go. Continue...

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