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Images of Mom by Sarah H., Vineyard Haven, MA “Images of Mom” was so powerful and real. Austin M. said that when he reached for his seat belt, an image of his mom popped into his head and the second he put it on the image went away. Continue...	More About the Outdoors by Wesley V., Shreveport, LA I love hunting and fishing and like to read about it, too, but Teen Ink really doesn’t have much for the outdoors kind of person. Continue...
The Answers by Will D., I really like Teen Ink, and every issue has several good articles. Many have made me think how much the writers are like me, with similar problems or interests. Continue...	The Sins They Die For by Seana H., Newark, DE I disagree completely with “The Sins They Die For.” Soldiers and Marines (like my dad) join the military knowing that someday they may have to go to war and pay the ultimate price. Continue...
Where Was FEMA? by Rachel F., Flower Mound, TX I was deeply disturbed by the article “Where Was FEMA?” not because of the apparent delay in relief efforts in the Gulf Coast, but because I felt forced to share the writer’s opinion through a one-sided argument. Continue...

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