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Cheerleading by Claire B., New City, NY I completely related to Caroline’s experience in the May issue. When I first tried out for cheerleading, everything was a struggle. I was always a step behind on the dances and missing a few words and a movement here or there on the cheers. Continue...	Film Boot Camp by Tyler B., Willits, CA The story “Film Boot Camp” was one of my favorites because I appreciate films but could never understand how they were made. This explained everything. Thank you for putting out Teen Ink. Continue...
Made in China by Bob K., Billings, MT Yes, China has won, as Krista discusses in her opinion piece. It basically now controls our economy due to the recent purchase of our securities, and because the desire for Chinese-made, ultra-cheap consumer goods continues to go strong. Continue...	Opiate of the Masses by Jessica Mae S., Seven Hills, OH After reading “The Opiate of the Masses” in the May issue, I was left with very mixed feelings. Continue...
Pool Joy by Vince C., Parma, OH Continue...	Sewanee Summer by Lillie W., White Bluff, TN Thank you so much for publishing the ad for the Sewanee Young Writers’ Conference. I just got back from an exciting two weeks that wouldn’t have happened if it hadn’t been for seeing it in Teen Ink. Continue...
Something for All by Jocelyne S., Kasson, MN I love your magazine! It has so many sections that there’s something for everyone. I enjoy the variety and reading opinions about lots of different topics. Continue...	Teen Ink Books by Shawn E., Glendale, AZ Continue...
Teen Pregnancy: More Real Than You Think by Mei H., Willits, CA My favorite story in the May issue is this one by Lindsay S. She explains that many teens get pregnant which is why she volunteers with an organization to help teens learn about sexuality. Continue...

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