Adopting African Babies Is Hip by Devyn R., Fruita, CO At first glance, Morgan Piven’s article seemed to echo my thoughts, but I think Morgan focused more on her opinion of celebrities rather than the issue of adopting children. Continue...
Buffalo by Sadie B., Buffalo, NY You published my photograph in the April issue alongside Emmy S.’ college essay, “Buffalo.” Your readers may not know this, but Emmy and I go to the same school. We are even in Writer’s Club together. Continue...
EMT by Cassie H., Galesburg, IL I would like to thank Preethi F. for her strength in dealing with difficult situations as an EMT. I truly believe that EMTs do not receive the appreciation they deserve. I cannot imagine being called to a life-or-death situation. Continue...
Roman Forum by Brandt B., Boise, ID I really enjoyed your April issue, especially “Roman Forum” because Patrick McShane didn’t just look at the monuments of Rome, he also imagined being there when Caesar ruled. Continue...
Take It Like a Man by Caty J., Phoenix, AZ This article was very interesting, and a little frustrating. Jenny explains how she hates softball and refuses to play. Instead, she wants to play baseball, where the “real athletes” are. Continue...
The Closet by Ashley, OH I was amazed by how much I could relate to “The Closet.” I am also a gay teen and I know what it is like to be in the closet and keep something that is such a big part of you trapped inside. Continue...
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