Teen Ink Magazine,
November 2001 :
Opinion Articles
At The Polls Ahhh,the beginning of the year. New pencils, fresh paper, and those wonderful classofficer elections. But wait! Who is running for president? I've never heard ofthat girl before! Eeny-meeny-miny-mo ... ... Continue...
Cloning Since its conception,cloning has had people arguing different views on why cloning is either one ofthe greatest breakthroughs in the scientific world, or why it is a timebombwaiting to detonate ... Continue...
Should We Have "Baby Think It Over" in Schools? Manyschools try to emphasize that teens should not be having sex, but, if they do,they should do it safely. One of their main goals is to prevent students fromgetting pregnant ... Continue...
The American Dream So many years havepassed since our birth Through the years we've endured many deaths So manytimes we had to be reborn Our churches, our homes, our schools But throughall the downfalls and ruins, ... Continue...
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