Teen Ink Magazine,
September 2004 :
Feedback Articles
A Dying Desire by Haley, CT To this anonymous author, thank you. Your article "A Dying Desire" might have just saved my life.
Recently I have been cutting down on food and eating very little. Even though I weigh about a hundred pounds, I've felt very negative about my body ... Continue...
Breathless by Eric W., No. Platte, NE I hope that whoever wrote "Breathless" has found the right medication and is on the road to recovery. The manner in which this person describes his or her panic attack made me uneasy ... Continue...
Hooray by Adam M., Jr. Willits, CA I really enjoy what you do, and like to read all the poems and stories that you choose to publish. I also love the artwork in your magazine. To me, Teen Ink is a combination of people's thoughts and it's not just about one thing ... Continue...
Keep On Rolling by Chelsey W., Kalamazoo, MI I love the Behind the Wheel section! I startdriver's training soon and even though there are some sad stories in thissection, I want to drive now more than ever after reading them! Please continueBehind the Wheel!
EDITOR'S NOTE: This new section is thanks to ... Continue...
Strange But True & My Wonderful World by Maureen H., Wethersfield, CT I just wanted to write how very much I appreciated reading page six of the May issue, which had the stories "Strange But True" and "My Wonderful World ... Continue...
Teen Ink Is For Everyone by Ceren Y., Istanbul, Turkey, TeenInk.com publishes the articles of teenagers.Besides articles, there are also photographs, paintings and poems. Teen Ink isimportant for all of us because it expresses the opinions of teenagers, but thereis a problem: all the work is done by teenagers of the U.S.A ... Continue...
Teen Ink London Writing Program by Sami H., Cumberland, RI Thank you so much for the best summer ever! I loved London. Everything about it - the streets, the buildings, the Tube, everything. I loved the entire trip. The plays and museums were awesome. The classes and the teachers were great ... Continue...
Where’s Uncle Sam? by Andrew F., Newark, DE I would like to see Teen Ink focus on the U.S.military, or maybe on one branch of the service each month. I'd like to seearticles about the Marine Corps, the Navy, Army, Air Force and Coast Guard ... Continue...
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