Teen Ink Magazine, June 2005: Feedback “A” For Effort and The Anti-Safe by Lillie W., White Bluff, TN    I’m responding to two articles in the April issue’s focus on college. Continue... Close, But No Cigar by Lexie T., Plymouth Meeting, PA    Sorry, Justin Williams, but your article “Close, But No Cigar” lived up to its title. Continue... At 15 by Mavi H., Phoenix, AZ    I loved “At 15” by Joe. He is in a situation that many teens must deal with - teen pregnancy. Continue... At 15 by Woody S., Willits, CA    I liked “At 15” by Joe, which drove home the point that teens don’t need to have kids. Continue... Do Computers Bleed? by Luca G., Lombard, IL    “Brilliant” can only begin to describe how this story was written. Continue... Film Boot Camp by Marc C., Ralston, NE    I’ve always loved movies and have strived to get involved with them any way possible. Continue... Oh, Mr. Bush by Ashley H., Cannon Falls, MN    I support my country in the best and worst of times. I do not give up hope because we are still Americans and Americans fight for their rights. Continue... The Real Me by Sara E., Peoria, AZ    “The Real Me,” by Anonymous from Delaware, really helped me understand the mind of a gay person and inspired me to be more compassionate. Continue... Year-Round School by Austin K., Bedford, NY    Year-round school is an interesting way of making sure students learn more instead of having to relearn things each September, but that is not the way I want to learn. Continue... Year-Round School by Jeanie R., Appleton City, MO    I totally disagree with Chance Thayer’s opinion in favor of year-round school. Continue...

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