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Teen Ink Magazine, April 2006 : Environment Articles

Recycle Book Bags
by Jessica Z., Seaford, DE
     Almost every school year, students get a new book bag. What becomes of the old one? Usually, even if just the least bit worn, it’s thrown out even though there are several ways to reuse old book bags.
Continue... 		Slaves
by Angela A., Los Angeles, CA
Existentialism
We stand together
We yearn for liberation
From the anguish
That we have fashioned
Pleading for the freedom
Begging to be released
But we kneel
To a society
Crushing individuality
Bowing down
Before the royalty
That ...
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Tranquility of My Woods
by Mitchell D., Rice Lake, WI
     There have been many times when I just needed to be alone. The place I feel most at peace is the woods behind my house. I feel relieved when I start the walk across the hayfield and down the trail.
Continue... 		Winning with Wind Power
by David J., Richmond, VA
     According to the Automobile Association of America, Virginia’s average gas prices have fallen from their highest recorded price on September 5, 2005 of $3.14.
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