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Teen Ink Magazine, June 2004 : Feedback Articles

944 at 9:44 by Jake S., No. Platte, NE I was stunned after I read this story. I wondered if something like this could happen to me when I start to drive. This story has changed the way I think about driving. I thought it was weird he woke up at 9:44, exactly 12 hours after he was in the car wreck ... Continue...	944 at 9:44 by Anonymous, Willits, CA Continue...
A Party of Five by Stephen W., Willits, CA I read "A Party of Five" by John F.. Like him, I've always enjoyed the great outdoors: fishing, hunting and all the great things nature has to offer. I liked reading about John's grandfather and how he told John stories about his past ... Continue...	Art Gallery by Sara R., Lansdale, PA Continue...
Being a Latina by Yasmine M., Springfield, MA I could definitely relate to this piece by Crystal O. because I too am a Latina. It's true that people look at my skin color and assume that I can't speak English, or that I'm not an American. My family is from Puerto Rico, but I've lived in Springfield my entire life ... Continue...	Choices by Eric M., No. Platte, NE This was a great story because it highlighted drinking and driving as well as teen drinking. It also discussed the choices you make for yourself and what can happen when you make bad ones. The person Meghan O ... Continue...
Fuzzy Wuzzy by Brandie R., Willits, CA I really liked the What Matters article "Fuzzy Wuzzy." I also think it's very hypocritical when parents lie to their children because they think their little ears can't handle the truth while expecting their kids always to be honest with them ... Continue...	Jessica Lynch: Degradation of America’s Heroes by Brook C., No. Platte, NE Continue...
Poetry by Aleta J., Clarkston, GA I am a sophomore and read Teen Ink regularly. I am especially drawn to the poetry section and would like to thank you for its wide variety. I find it hard to put down the magazine since I read so much to relate to ... Continue...	Power of Words by Rachelle F., Golden, CO "By the bus ride home, I had gone from hopeful to sad, discouraged and extremely hurt." This quote from "Power of Words" was definitely written from the heart. Bullying in our schools and society is an ever-increasing problem ... Continue...
Sister: Maggie L. by Allan S., Wethersfield, CT Continue...	Summertime by Caitlin S., No. Platte, NE I absolutely loved this piece! Nathania did an awesome job writing it. The poem really pulls at your heart and makes you feel the pain of not being able to see a lover or friend again. You almost feel as if you are the one suffering the loss ... Continue...
The Same Soundtrack by Samantha M., Holbrook, MA Bonnie K.'s editorial "The Same Soundtrack" pointed out an observation I've made for years. Many of the radio stations I used to listen to are all owned by Clear Channel. Clear Channel seems to be the culprit behind crappy music selection on the radio ... Continue...	What is Cool by Neal T., Springfield, MA I believe that the author of "What is Cool" is absolutely correct! Why should we try to fit in with a certain group by wearing expensive name-brand clothes? Really, today kids try very hard to impress their friends but before you know it we'll all graduate ... Continue...

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