Teen Ink Magazine,
March 2006 :
SummerReviews Articles
Center for Creative Youth by Sarah M., Middletown, CT The dull light of the flashlight played over the familiar faces inthe circle assembled on the grass of Foss Hill. It was my last night at the Center for CreativeYouth, the art program I had worked so hard to get into ... Continue...
High Mountain Institute by Hannah O., Freeport, ME I was the girl who woke up a whole hour before I had to leave forschool so I’d have plenty of time in front of the mirror. Boxes filled with tubes andbrushes, many used daily, crowded my bathroom ... Continue...
Teen Ink London Writing Program by Christine I., Poolesville, MD Last year, I was searching for writing contests to enter as part of acreative-writing class assignment. I happened upon a nonprofit organization called The YoungAuthors Foundation that publishes a magazine written by and for teens ... Continue...
The Halo Trust Cambodia by Nathaniel L., Andover, MA Well, it wasn’t exactly a vacation. I spent the better part of last July in Cambodia as a volunteer for a British charity organization called The HALO Trust that clears landmines and other “debris of war ... Continue...
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