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Teen Ink Magazine, November 2004: Feedback


On Socks
by Sarah C., San Antonio, TX
   Why does society make it so hard for girls to feel good about themselves? We have to be thin, have shiny hair, straight white teeth. We have to be a certain height and a certain width
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America
by Jasmine B., Detroit, MI
   "America," in September's issue, is very creative. Derek's opinion is cleverly written.
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Subliminal Advertisements
by Jennifer L., Phoenix, AZ
   Deena P. makes an excellent point in "Subliminal Advertisements" about propaganda aimed at youth that encourages the use of tobacco.
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System Overload
by Henry M., Decatur, GA
   David T.'s article, "System Overload," in the Opinion section was very interesting. I agree and applaud him for addressing this issue.
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A Harmless Holiday
by Madison B., San Antonio, TX
   I was appalled by Kristen W.s opinion piece about Halloween.
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I Never Said Good-bye
by Ioana H., Phoenix, AZ
   Samayyah T's article about the deaths of her friends touched me profoundly.
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Bringing Home a Stranger
by Nicole G., Wilmington, DE
   This was a very moving story. I found it very descriptive, which gave the story more meaning and a lot of emotional impact.
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Gay Marriage in the U.S.
by Brittiney B., Shreveport, LA
   "Love and commitment are not under the control of our government," writes Brittanie S.
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Devastation in Africa
by Diana C., Phoenix, AZ
   I totally agree with Cody G. and his piece, "Devastation in Africa." Africa is in great need because of HIV and our country should get involved and help.
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A Lineman
by Dennis G., Willits, CA
   I really like Teen Ink because there is something for everyone. I especially like the sports section
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Hero: Debbie S.
by Lisa D., Struthers, OH
   I was reading your hero section in the September issue. Victoria's tribute to her mother Debbie, who was severely injured
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Smoke Over the Capital
by Sam M., Wilmington, DE
   I thought this piece was well written but I completely disagree with it.
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