Teen Ink Magazine, November 2004: Opinion Thirteen and a Woman by Sarah, MA    As a teenager, I usually consider myself immune to most world issues, even ones that will affect me in a few years. Continue... North Korea by Michael M., San Diego, CA    While America focuses on the war in Iraq, terrorism and the presidential election, few people think of another threat quietly growing in Asia. Continue... Ode to Life by Josh S., London, England, UK,    My parents learned their lessons when they were young. Work hard, play hard, and you shall be rewarded. Continue... The News by Sharnelle G., Kansas City, MO    It was like that time you walked Back to your house angry at the world You step over your threshold Continue... Teens Getting Involved by Ashley W., Mt Airy, MD    It may seem a bit hypocritical to criticize my own generation, but if we don't listen to adults, who do we listen to? Continue... Actually Rocking the Vote by David S., New York, NY    Believe it or not, you and I have a lot of untapped power. We are in the most coveted Continue... A Wall as Weapon by Hady M., Melbourne, FL    So often today we hear about Iraq and President Bush's failure to find the WMDs he said were being stockpiled there Continue... Copyright 2006 by Teen Ink, The 21st Century and The Young Authors Foundation, Inc. All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the written permission of the publisher: The Young Authors Foundation, Inc. Editor@TeenInk.com      Privacy Policy      About Us      Site Index      Home