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Teen Ink Magazine, October 2006 : Sports Articles

Brothers by Eric W., Rancho Sante Fe, CA I have 59 brothers, none of whom I am related to by blood. Nonetheless, they are my brothers. Brotherhood is not a birthright, it is something that must be earned through friendship, sacrifice, and a common purpose. Continue...	Drug Testing by Taylor M., Wyckoff, NJ In recent years, the number of athletes caught using drugs has increased dramatically. Not only are they using anabolic steroids to become stronger, they are also using narcotics and other illegal drugs. Continue...
Finale by Glenna R., Chicago, IL Curtains separate CD plays Waiting for my cue Finally enter the floor My moves Quick, witty, invincible A back step sliding into windmills Feet flung in the air Like a flying monkey My head slanted, across the floor I spin myself like a ... Continue...	You Can’t Do It by Shannon M., Hull, MA To say I am a walking train wreck is an understatement. You name it, I’ve hurt it: I’ve broken my right wrist; had a break that spiraled down through my right ankle; broken both big toes; jammed almost every finger; partially torn a tendon in my ... Continue...

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