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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2006: Focus: September 11

A Stranger's Grasp by Anne C., Northport, NY Both grasps were equally powerful - the old friend on my right was holding my hand just as tightly as the stranger on my left. Continue...	So This Was Real by Brendan C., Congers, NY Two years ago, my brother waited for me outside Spanish class. Asked if I knew what had happened, my heart sank. Continue...
Later by Chelsea S., Dartmouth, MA As from an explosion of grief, it trickled down through the black, Continue...	America Grieves by Meghan O., E. Northport,, NY "Pardon the interruption. There has been an accident at the World Trade Center." I was in English class Continue...
Stupid Dog by John O., Cohasset, MA I looked at his ruffled face. Like all Wheaten terriers, his face was scruffy and looked like he had a Fu-Manchu. Continue...
9/11 by Jeremy S., Grand Junction, CO "Two airplanes have crashed into the World Trade Center; another has hit the Pentagon; and a fourth plane is missing," Continue...

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