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Teen Ink Magazine, January 2008 : College Articles

Bennett College
by Jessica B., Charlotte, NC
     Greensboro, NC: Bennett College is a small, private, historically black liberal arts school for women founded in 1873.
Continue... 		Drexel University
by Jamie P., Wilmington, DE
     Philadelphia, PA: If you feel hesitant about going to college in a big city, after hearing about Drexel University you may change your mind. Drexel, located in Philadelphia, has everything that a college should offer a student.
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University of Akron
by Eleni V., Canfield, OH
     Akron, OH: Built on over 200 acres, the University of Akron has a metropolitan setting in the city with a population of over 200,000. The student union is very modern as is the rest of the campus.
Continue... 		University of Cincinnati
by Madisyn V., Canfield, OH
     Cincinnati, OH: U-C! (clap, clap) U-C! (clap, clap) GO BEARCATS! Once you step onto the University of Cincinnati’s campus, the Bearcat pride takes over. The university is located just minutes from the heart of the city.
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