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Teen Ink Magazine, January 2007 : College Articles

Boston College by Lara N., Cohasset, MA Chestnut Hill, MA: As my tour group strolled around Boston College’s campus amid luscious grass and beautiful Gothic revival architecture, I sensed a friendly atmosphere. Students chatted, and some smiled our way. They seemed to have a lot to smile about. Continue...	Endicott College by Jeremy S., Cohasset, MA Beverly, MA: Beautiful scenery, an ocean view, and castle-like architecture are not what I would normally associate with a college. Continue...
Oklahoma Christian University by Acacia G., Derby, KS Oklahoma City, OK: Oklahoma Christian University has a lot to offer, with outstanding academic opportunities, plentiful athletics, and quality housing. Continue...	Point Loma Nazarene University by Anna P., Glendale, AZ San Diego, CA: Last summer I went to California and the highlight of my trip was visiting Point Loma Nazarene University. One of my friend’s cousins goes there so he gave us a tour. I found myself enjoying the place as soon as I arrived. Continue...
Roger Williams University by Kyle D., Cohasset, MA Bristol, RI: Roger Williams University is one of the best up-and-coming colleges today. With 3,775 undergraduates, it has all the benefits of a small school without sacrificing the advantages of a large university. Continue...	Santa Clara University by Kevin D., Peoria, AZ Santa Clara, CA: When I went to see my sister, a student at Saint Mary’s College, my parents wanted me to look at colleges while we were in the area. Continue...

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