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Turn a bully into a friend!
Jake Lowe is an eleven-year-old from Washington who likes dancing, acting, singing, and playing the saxophone. He talked with the Kids' Sentinel about how he's learned to handle teasing and bullying.
Sometimes kids like to pick on other kids who are different. It happened to me.
At the end of third grade, there were all these rumors going around about me. People were making fun of my religious beliefs. It was tough. I was worrying way too much about what other people thought about me, but it was hard not to.
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October 6, 2003 issue
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Hey, Kids...
Jenny Sawyer
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'It takes the heart of an adventurer'
By Alastair Willis
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Jocelyn's healing
Jocelyn Shoemake, Earline Shoemake
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Let your Light Shine
with contributions from Roderich Roemhild
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What would YOU do?
Sarah Grosz
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A Mom and Dad for everyone
By Robin Hoagland
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Kids draw ... the story of Moses
with contributions from Rebecca Nylen, Wiebke Roemhild, Leah Mack, Amanda Heineman, Yoyi Eben-Foby, Nikki Papadopoulos, Megan Rock, Sam Kallman, Annie Fitchitt, Taylor Cortell, Toby Raine
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Abbie and the jellyfish
Abigail Gabriella Michael
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I wanted to pray
Ann Sarkisian
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I went back to my class
Sean Somefun
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I'm back to playing my French horn every day
Brady Millington
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When I saw how high the ropes were, I got scared
Nina Schmidbaur
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I closed the door on the bad thoughts
Sierra Powell
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I prayed and passed
Benadette Apuongho
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Turn a bully into a friend!
Jake Lowe
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A slave becomes the mother of a nation
By Laurie Toupin
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A letter from Austria
By Hanno Petersen
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GRASS ROOTS
by CINDY PROCIOUS STORY BY CLAY BENNETT
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The Greatest Gift—a woodland tale
By Joan and Rosie Taylor
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Things you've shared
with contributions from Atonye Eben-Foby, Sheila John, Vanessa John, Nikki Maine, Takuma Makihara, Troy Garner Marshall, Natalia Thielen Drozdoff, Davis Mears, James Mears, Lauren Haden