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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2006 : WhatMatters Articles

How I Live
by Dean M., Phoenix, AZ
     Creeek! The gate opens and the bull bounds into the air. Clank! Clank! The bells collide into each other while they’re tied to the rope. Rrriiiip. Sharp metal spurs tear at thick hide. Ssssss. Rope starts to slip from a glove. Umph.
Continue... 		Stutter
by Madison G., Alhambra, CA
     My name is M-m-m-adison. That has always been a particularlydifficult word for my lips to form, especially on unexpected occasions.
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The Pictures I Take
by Katelyn B., Bennington, VT
     As an aspiring photographer, I tend to look at things differentlythan most. But I, too, have taken for granted what I see every day.

The “leafpeepers,” as we call them, are usually older couples who appear in our town in lateSeptember.
Continue... 		The Truth
by Anthony K., Boston, MA
     In my neighborhood there are a lot of makeshift memorials with candles, teddy bears, pictures, RIP signs and flowers in memory of loved ones.
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