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    The Pretentious 17-Year-Old’s Guide To Dating
    by Jeff Barnosky
  • October 15, 2004
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    by Jenny Klein
  • March 9, 2004
    Rejected Titles for Teen-Health Pamphlets
    by Rachel Summer Tupelom
  • February 24, 2004
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    by Cam Deyoung
  • August 5, 2002
    Actual Responses by My Fourteen-Year-Old Japanese Students to the Prompts “In the Future, I Want to Be…” and “Because…”
    by Brook Crawley
  • December 12, 2001
    Four Under Twenty Whom You Need Not Watch.
    by Dan Kennedy
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