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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2006 : Opinion Articles

Apathy, the Opiate of the Masses by Maria R., Boston, MA When I went to Europe for the first time, I didn’t know what toexpect. Continue...	Don’t Mess With Love by Elisha R., Columbia, MD In the trailer for the romantic comedy “Must Love Dogs,” John Cusack’s character, John Anderson, describes the woman he is dating as “a mess, it’s fantastic. Continue...
Learn Another Language by Britain R., Boardman, OH Learning a second language is beneficial to all, especially when undertaken at an early age. Now more than ever, it is imperative for America to strengthen its connections with the international community. Continue...	Standardized Testing by Rachel F., Flower Mound, TX “Ker-pow! Wham! Bang! I fell to the ground in pain as my sister rushed toward me.” A four. I got a four. Continue...
Time’s Up, Put Your Pencils Down by Terina A., Brooklyn, NY World peace is an adolescent lie Why squander my birthday wishes for the seventeenth time? At the brink of day the end awaits Faster than Superman we race to doom Hastily ascend from mediocrity, bombs of time don’t dine Ears in seashells are a hopeless desire The ... Continue...

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