Teen Ink Magazine,
March 2005 :
SummerReviews Articles
High Mountain Institute The Leading Edge by David W., Sedona, AZ Leadville, CO: The Leading Edge program at High Mountain Institute describes itself as “where nature and minds meet” and meet they did, during two weeks where the wonders of nature, relationships and self-discovery came together to form a memory I hope ... Continue...
Student Trooper Program by Kathleen H., Duxbury, MA New Braintree, MA: My father is alieutenant in the Massachusetts State Police and has always wanted me tofollow in his footsteps. The state police have a week-long programdesigned to give high-school students an opportunity to see what theState Police Academy is like ... Continue...
Susquehanna University Advanced Writers Workshop by James K., Tumon Bay, GU Selinsgrove, PA: For the past 17 years, a group of 45 select seniors and juniors have travelled to Susquehanna University to spend a week together in late June ... Continue...
Untitled by Samantha C., Mukwonago, WI Cold icy breezes, Sending clouds to cover the sun, I can hear the echoing call of the loon, And the day is near to done, Campfire smells linger in the air, ... Continue...
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