
Top Voted Interviews
Here are the top voted interviews:
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Mona Ward, Recovering Drug Addict
By JESSICA W.,
Let's be honest here. Have you ever used or thought about using drugs? Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you felt pressured into using? Most teens use drugs to feel as if they fit in with the "in" crowd.... (more »)

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Holocaust Survivor Helen Handler
By Michelle M., Phoenix, AZ
A small, older woman
sits across from me. Her wispy blond hair moves with the breeze. She speaks with a Hungarian accent
and her mocha-brown eyes intently look into mine as she speaks.
How old were you when you began... (more »)

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An Interview With Glenn Hameroff, "Retired"...
By Nadine G., Setauket, NY
Glenn Hameroff, 51, was a teacher in the Three Village School District for 28 years, where the classes he taught included Great Moral Issues, Advanced Placement MicroEconomics and AP European History. He was diagnosed with... (more »)

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An Interview With World War II Veteran Angelo...
By Dan M., Congers, NY
An Interview with World War II VeteranAngelo Abruzziby Dan M.,Congers, NY I interviewed my great grandfather, Angelo Abruzzi, who wassubjected to the horror and terror of World War II. He was 25 years old at thetime and now his... (more »)

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’60s Activist/Hippie Mark Valencia
By Christa C., Kailua, HI
What was your family
like? Did they think differently from you?I grew up in a mostly white
town but my family was pretty liberal, especially about racial matters. My brother was best friends
with a black boy down the... (more »)

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Rape Survivor
By Oelania P., Brooklyn, NY
Rape is a touchy subject, but I believe we all need to beaware that it does happen, and sometimes to people we love. The person Iinterviewed was raped when she was younger. She is now a successful woman, wifeand mother. She is... (more »)

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Smoker Robert
By Chad D., Boardman, OH
What made you
start smoking?I really don’t know. Everyone was doing it:
my friends, my parents, all of society. I guess I never really understood why it was so wrong, so I
never thought it was bad. Also, because... (more »)

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Medical Examiner Ms. Jamie Obarst
By Oelania P., Brooklyn, NY
What
is the difference between a coroner and a medical examiner? A
coroner is an elected official. Here in the state of Kansas a coroner has to be a physician but in
some states they don't have to be. A medical examiner... (more »)

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World War II Survivor Mary Carano
By Kelly L., Boardman, OH
My grandmother, Mary Carano,
is a remarkable woman who told me an amazing story. I am grateful she shared some of her memories of
surviving the Nazi invasion of her village. Where and when
were you born?I was born... (more »)

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Interview with Guide Dog Owner: Judi Jasek
By Christine V., La Grange, IL
Judi Jasek is a blind
woman who has a guide dog named Ean. She works for the Catholic Guild for the Blind, an
organization that supplies blind people with items unavailable in stores.
How many guide dogs have you
had?Ean is my third... (more »)

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Undercover Agent Nick
By Amy, OH
Take a glimpse around your
town and you will find uniformed officers working hard to keep the community peaceful. Not all
officers are in uniform, though - some may be disguised as your neighbor. Nick, a former... (more »)

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College Student Lindsay G.
By Ashley G., New City, NY
Are you one of the many
high-school students perplexed as to where to apply to college? My sister is a
sophomore at the University of Richmond in Richmond, Virginia. Several weeks ago I visited her and
was curious how... (more »)

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#14
R.L. Stine - The Interview Experience
It was fifth period - English - when the phone rang in the classroom. Now, when the phone does ring, which is rare, the recipient, for some reason, is never me. So, when I heard my name, I knew that I had either done something really bad,... (more »)

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Holocaust Survivor: Michael Zeiger
By Oelania P., Brooklyn, NY
Would you tell me about your family
and occupation?I live with my wife in Randolph Township, New Jersey,
and have three children and several grandchildren. I am 63 years old, president of a wine importing
company and president of the Mount... (more »)

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#16
An Interview With Wanda Hale Woodward, My...
By Sara W., North Texas City, TX
What was the most memorable experience in your childhood?It would bedifficult to pick the most memorable experience, because I was born during theDepression (in 1934), my dad was in the army in the South Pacific during WorldWar... (more »)

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