Teen Ink Magazine,
September 2006 :
CollegeEssays Articles
Changes by Andrew R., New City, NY When I walked into the house after school, the first thing I noticed was a box with items I recognized from my dad’s office. He is a neat freak, so I found this odd. As I looked through the box, my dad appeared. Continue...
Crossroads by Kenneth E., Rose Valley, PA My existence on this earth has been an erratic journey. Born into a family with the tendency to relocate, I have been subjected to a variety of experiences and, naturally, each has impacted me. One in particular, however, defined the very core of my personality. Continue...
Double Life by Pashia Y., Schofield, WI I am living a double life.
At school, I’m an American, but at home, I’m Hmong. It is very difficult because my elders expect a lot from me, and because I’m a female Hmong student, many doubt my ability to do well. Continue...
Nirvana by Cameron B., Henderson, NV Silvery outlines, kissed by the moon, and their eerily alluring reflections fade into a scene of resplendent beauty and quiescence at sunrise as the world comes to life; a happy little courtyard, a pond, and a winding series of brightly colored yet discrete ... Continue...
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