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Teen Ink Magazine, October 2006 : Opinion Articles

A Latent Addiction by Hannah L., Matthews, NC I have recently been diagnosed with an addiction - to coffee. And I am not alone. This is a problem among Americans of all ages. The coffee shop has become a social staple in our culture. Continue...	Holiday Has-Been by David P., Franklin, MA Halloween does not deserve to be called a holiday. “Holiday” means “holy day,” but Halloween does not fit this definition. Continue...
More Than a President by Callie M., Oshkosh, WI We are a great nation, no matter what anyone says. Our country’s struggles for freedom and justice should not be taken for granted. Every four years, we have the opportunity to make one of the most important decisions for America’s future. Continue...	They Flooded the Ghetto by Sam L., Raleigh, NC Small-town Louisiana, oh, I know and the shadows, between the houses, could eat you up. And the branches of the trees hang in the night sky like a New Orleans skeletal wedding dress. Continue...
What I Know by Chassidy G., Greenville, OH I’m 12 and I know Iraq Is a country in the Middle East; It’s neighbors with Iran. I know Saddam Hussein is the leader, and he’s bad. But I don’t know why he’s bad; I just know he’s bad. And his name sounds like the devil. Continue...

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