January 1, 2002
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From the Editors
I'd love to meet each one of you in person and give you a warm welcome to our 2002 teen issue.
I'm writing to congratulate you on the last issue of the Teen Herald of Christian Science.
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“A brave leader is one who does not hide behind anything, or blame others in bad situation. He cannot be vindictive, or hold grudges.” — Ori
There
have been cases in Japan, of teens who have committed suicide because they were bullied.
Last
year, as I was about to take my mid-term exams, it felt like butterflies were flying inside my stomach.
I
attended a high school for one year, and then left without obtaining a copy of my transcript.
During
my first and second years in junior high school, I was among the top five students in my class.
A
lot of my friends have been smoking cigarettes since they were ten or eleven.
“I wondered why someone might be crossing the bridge on foot at midnight.”
Artists have a responsibility for what they say, but not as much of a responsibility as the listeners have in choosing what music they listen to.
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My family had the idea that art was not practical thing to do, at least for a man.
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Theme: REFLECTIONEligibility:All 13-19 year olds are welcome to participate.
“I think about how I can handle all my school stuff and crew stuff, and how God will lead me through each day — one step at a time.”
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“It was me and God every step of the way-every jump, landing, block, and spike.”
Some
years ago, when I still lived in Angola, my native country, I accompanied my father on a visit to someone near the harbor, in Luanda.
