Encodage utilisé (INPUT) : utf-8
Forme recherchée :
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
- Ligne n°1 : [INS: :INS]
- Ligne n°2 : Tenn Ink
- Ligne n°3 : Magazine, website & books written by teens since 1989
- Ligne n°4 : Poetry Fiction Nonfiction Reviews Forums Art / Photo Video Summer
- Ligne n°5 : Programs College
- Ligne n°6 : Guide
- Ligne n°7 : Login or Sign Up Submit Work Subscribe
- Ligne n°8 : All Poetry Free Verse Song Lyrics Sonnet Haiku Limerick Ballad
- Ligne n°9 : All Fiction Author Interviews Action-Adventure Fan Fiction Historical
- Ligne n°10 : Fiction Realistic Fiction Romance Sci-fi/Fantasy Scripts & Plays
- Ligne n°11 : Thriller/Mystery
- Ligne n°12 : All Novels Author Interviews Action-Adventure Fan Fiction Historical
- Ligne n°13 : Fiction Realistic Fiction Romance Sci-fi/Fantasy Thriller/Mystery Other
- Ligne n°14 : All Nonfiction Bullying Books Academic Author Interviews Celebrity
- Ligne n°15 : interviews College Articles College Essays Educator of the Year Heroes
- Ligne n°16 : Interviews Memoir Personal Experience Sports Travel & Culture
- Ligne n°17 : All Opinions Bullying Current Events / Politics Discrimination Drugs /
- Ligne n°18 : Alcohol / Smoking Entertainment / Celebrities Environment Love /
- Ligne n°19 : Relationships Movies / Music / TV Pop Culture / Trends School / College
- Ligne n°20 : Social Issues / Civics Spirituality / Religion Sports / Hobbies
- Ligne n°21 : All Hot Topics Bullying Community Service Environment Health Letters to
- Ligne n°22 : the Editor Pride & Prejudice What Matters
- Ligne n°23 : All Reviews Hot New Books Book Reviews Music Reviews Movie Reviews TV
- Ligne n°24 : show reviews Video game reviews
- Ligne n°25 : Summer Program Reviews College Reviews
- Ligne n°26 :
- Ligne n°27 : Teen Ink has 2 forums for you to choose from:
- Ligne n°28 : Writers Workshop Forum
- Ligne n°29 : Regular Forum
- Ligne n°30 : All Art/Photos Charcoals Computer Graphics Oil Paintings Pastels Pen &
- Ligne n°31 : Ink Photographs Photo Illustrations Sculptures Watercolors Woodcuts
- Ligne n°32 : All Videos Bullying Celebrity Interviews Poetry Readings Short Story /
- Ligne n°33 : Chapter Readings Singing / Music Videos Bands and Instrumentals
- Ligne n°34 : Dramatic Performances Dance Performances Speeches & Activism Comedy
- Ligne n°35 : Filmmaking Animation Interviews Other
- Ligne n°36 : Find a Program Read Teen Reviews
- Ligne n°37 : College links College Reviews College Essays College Articles
- Ligne n°38 :
- Ligne n°39 : Report Abuse Report Abuse Home > Opinion > Current Events / Politics >
- Ligne n°40 : Modern Patriotism
- Ligne n°41 :
- Ligne n°42 : Modern Patriotism This work has been published in the Teen Ink monthly print
- Ligne n°43 : magazine.
- Ligne n°44 :
- Ligne n°45 : By Scott O., University Place, WA
- Ligne n°46 : More by this author
- Ligne n°47 : Modern Patriotism
- Ligne n°48 : Image Credit: Pooja B., Naperville, IL
- Ligne n°49 : What makes a patriot? People through the ages have carried out both
- Ligne n°50 : horrible and wonderful acts under the banner of patriotism. How then
- Ligne n°51 : are we to define it? The concept of patriotism is just as debated and
- Ligne n°52 : relevant today as it was during the Civil War. If our nation is to
- Ligne n°53 : survive its current challenges, the definition of a true patriot must
- Ligne n°54 : be clear.
- Ligne n°55 : So, what is true patriotism? Only 57 percent of U.S. citizens over 18
- Ligne n°56 : described themselves as either “extremelyâ€� or “veryâ€� patriotic
- Ligne n°57 : in a study by AARP. Can our nation really survive on 57 percent? I
- Ligne n°58 : believe these shoddy Âratings are the result of widespread misuse of
- Ligne n°59 : the term “patriot.â€�
- Ligne n°60 : Many believe patriotism to be blind obedience to one's nation. Samuel
- Ligne n°61 : Johnson, one of the most quoted European writers in history, said,
- Ligne n°62 : “Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel.â€� Are patriots
- Ligne n°63 : really just a bunch of yes-men who bow to the president's every whim?
- Ligne n°64 : If so, one wonders how we have managed to remain a democracy all these
- Ligne n°65 : years.
- Ligne n°66 : I have to disagree with Johnson. I prefer to quote Carl Schurz, the
- Ligne n°67 : German revolutionary and, later, American political scientist who said,
- Ligne n°68 : “My country … if right, to be kept right; and if wrong, to be set
- Ligne n°69 : right.â€� Schurz's idea of patriotism is often referred to today as
- Ligne n°70 : “loyal opposition.â€� This means seeking to change the social
- Ligne n°71 : behavior of your country out of feelings of national love and patriotic
- Ligne n°72 : duty. Loyal Âopposition is not the blind obedience of the uninformed
- Ligne n°73 : and ignorant but rather active and sensible Âreconstruction of a system
- Ligne n°74 : that one believes to be Âessentially good but critically flawed.
- Ligne n°75 : As a student at a somewhat liberal school in an Âexceedingly liberal
- Ligne n°76 : state, I constantly find myself Âannoyed when my peers talk about
- Ligne n°77 : “moving to Canadaâ€� or some other nonsense. My response? “Go
- Ligne n°78 : ahead. Please move to Canada. It'll be much easier for the rest of us
- Ligne n°79 : to fix things without your constant whining.â€� While some may consider
- Ligne n°80 : this harsh, I invite anyone who can't see the good in America, despite
- Ligne n°81 : her blemishes, to leave.
- Ligne n°82 : We must love our country enough to stay and work to change it for the
- Ligne n°83 : better. We must follow the example of civil rights Âactivist James
- Ligne n°84 : Baldwin, who said, “I love America more than any other country in
- Ligne n°85 : this world, and, Âexactly for this reason, I insist on the right to
- Ligne n°86 : criticize her perpetually.â€� He and other members of the then-loyal
- Ligne n°87 : opposition understood that the desire to change America is itself a
- Ligne n°88 : demonstration of one's love for the nation.
- Ligne n°89 : Some say that there is little reason to love America. I don't believe
- Ligne n°90 : any rational person would accept this. Sure, our country has made
- Ligne n°91 : mistakes throughout history, but while the ethics behind some of these
- Ligne n°92 : Âdecisions were admittedly murky, it is not right to blame the entire
- Ligne n°93 : nation for a few morally ambiguous politicians. After all, think of the
- Ligne n°94 : many wonderful contributions America has made to the world. The the
- Ligne n°95 : cotton gin, steamboat, cylinder printing press, telephone, light bulb,
- Ligne n°96 : gasoline-powered car, and even air conditioning were American
- Ligne n°97 : inventions. The first slave to patent an invention did so in America,
- Ligne n°98 : and the modern rocket was developed here. The first flight across the
- Ligne n°99 : Atlantic took off from America. Think of where the world would be now
- Ligne n°100 : were it not for this country.
- Ligne n°101 : Despite our achievements, it is important that we not lose sight of the
- Ligne n°102 : big picture. Part of loyal opposition in modern America is a long-term
- Ligne n°103 : world view. We must look into the future and decide what role we will
- Ligne n°104 : play in it. As Spanish-American philosopher George Santayana said, “A
- Ligne n°105 : man's feet must be planted in his country, but his eyes should survey
- Ligne n°106 : the world.â€�
- Ligne n°107 : Many third-world nations receive regular and Âcrucial support from
- Ligne n°108 : America. Our relationship with China will become more significant as
- Ligne n°109 : that country's wealth and power grow. It will take the practical
- Ligne n°110 : Âinvestment of time and resources by loyal activists to ensure
- Ligne n°111 : America's continued prosperity.
- Ligne n°112 : In the words of Norman Thomas, “If you want a symbolic gesture, don't
- Ligne n°113 : burn the flag; wash it.â€� F
- Ligne n°114 :
- Ligne n°115 : This work has been published in the Teen Ink monthly print magazine.
- Ligne n°116 : This piece has been published in Teen Ink’s monthly print magazine.
- Ligne n°117 :
- Ligne n°118 : IFRAME:
- Ligne n°119 : //www.facebook.com/plugins/like.php?href=http://www.teenink.com/opinion
- Ligne n°120 : /current_events_politics/article/99665/Modern-Patriotism/&send=false&la
- Ligne n°121 : yout=standard&width=450&show_faces=false&action=recommend&colorscheme=l
- Ligne n°122 : ight&font&height=35&appId=284311948253127
- Ligne n°123 :
- Ligne n°124 : [ad440x90-summer-programs.png]
- Ligne n°125 :
- Ligne n°126 : Subscribe
- Ligne n°127 :
- Ligne n°128 : Get Teen Ink’s 48-page monthly print edition. Written by teens since
- Ligne n°129 : 1989.
- Ligne n°130 :
- Ligne n°131 : Current issue • Past issue
- Ligne n°132 : Free sample issue
- Ligne n°133 :
- Ligne n°134 : Rate & Share
- Ligne n°135 : __________________________________________________________________
- Ligne n°136 :
- Ligne n°137 : Rate this article:
- Ligne n°138 : * 1
- Ligne n°139 : * 2
- Ligne n°140 : * 3
- Ligne n°141 : * 4
- Ligne n°142 : * 5
- Ligne n°143 :
- Ligne n°144 : [BUTTON Input] (not implemented)______
- Ligne n°145 :
- Ligne n°146 : (Top work displays more prominently on this site.)
- Ligne n°147 : __________________________________________________________________
- Ligne n°148 :
- Ligne n°149 : Share Tweet Google+
- Ligne n°150 : Star Add to my favorites [share.png] Share/bookmark Comment Post a
- Ligne n°151 : comment Report Abuse Report Abuse Submit Submit my own work Print Print
- Ligne n°152 : « Previous article More by this author Next article »
- Ligne n°153 :
- Ligne n°154 : Join the Discussion
- Ligne n°155 :
- Ligne n°156 : Login
- Ligne n°157 : This article has 19 comments. Post your own now!
- Ligne n°158 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°159 : [162984.jpg] KelliB said...
- Ligne n°160 : May 9, 2012 at 12:04 pm
- Ligne n°161 : Very interesting perspective. I don't have that problem with living in
- Ligne n°162 : a liberal area like you do because my state and city are extremely
- Ligne n°163 : democratic, but there are some of them. I find that close mindedness is
- Ligne n°164 : common this subject. It is kosher to believe, specifically in TX, that
- Ligne n°165 : patriotism means that you are in the military. I do not agree there. I
- Ligne n°166 : believe what you said. That patriotism is believing in your country
- Ligne n°167 : even when its in a dark place. I believe America is akin to a phoenix.
- Ligne n°168 : We've had... (more »)
- Ligne n°169 :
- Ligne n°170 : [162984.jpg] KelliB replied...
- Ligne n°171 : May 9, 2012 at 12:06 pm
- Ligne n°172 : oh--sorry i forgot-- Bravo Scott!! Wonderful job! Applause to you.
- Ligne n°173 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°174 :
- Ligne n°175 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°176 : [default_face.gif] AthenaBook said...
- Ligne n°177 : Dec. 29, 2011 at 7:38 pm
- Ligne n°178 : Nicely done; engaging, yet informative. I was drawn in to this
- Ligne n°179 : interesting topic and I was glad it was so well written because I
- Ligne n°180 : really enjoy the topic you've chosen.
- Ligne n°181 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°182 :
- Ligne n°183 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°184 : [157844.jpg] Pumpkinscout said...
- Ligne n°185 : Oct. 24, 2011 at 1:11 pm
- Ligne n°186 : This is excellently written, and Scott makes a great point. The U.S.A.
- Ligne n°187 : is indeed flawed, in many ways, it has bad politicians, and bum laws,
- Ligne n°188 : and all the rest, just like every country, but the thing about America
- Ligne n°189 : is that because of the way our constitution is laid out, laws can be
- Ligne n°190 : made fair, bad politicians can be removed from office by the people,
- Ligne n°191 : and ammends can be made to things that are not fair or morally right.
- Ligne n°192 : Here in the U.S. we have far more freedom than people in some other
- Ligne n°193 : countries, y... (more »)
- Ligne n°194 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°195 :
- Ligne n°196 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°197 : [153903.jpg] WishfulDoer said...
- Ligne n°198 : Jul. 6, 2011 at 2:59 am
- Ligne n°199 : I don't hate America in the least. But I'm one of those restless people
- Ligne n°200 : who just wants to get out of here already, you know? Not because it's
- Ligne n°201 : America, but because I'm tired of being in the same place. I want to
- Ligne n°202 : travel and explore other countries and nations. At the same time, I
- Ligne n°203 : want to see how everything here at home plays out from the front lines.
- Ligne n°204 : I guess I'm just a bystander...a restless bystander, for that matter.
- Ligne n°205 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°206 :
- Ligne n°207 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°208 : [default_face.gif] MrNathanXD said...
- Ligne n°209 : Jul. 6, 2011 at 2:02 am
- Ligne n°210 : "The difference between a patriot and a rebel is who is in power at he
- Ligne n°211 : time." Patriot, i believe, is one of those words that vary between
- Ligne n°212 : connotations immensely, and i just lost my train of thought x)
- Ligne n°213 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°214 :
- Ligne n°215 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°216 : [default_face.gif] Clopsey said...
- Ligne n°217 : Jan. 10, 2011 at 3:00 pm
- Ligne n°218 : I think people just get confused between nationalism and patriotism.
- Ligne n°219 : The difference in the two is huge, but they don't actually ever teach
- Ligne n°220 : that in schools...
- Ligne n°221 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°222 :
- Ligne n°223 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°224 : [default_face.gif] TheBirdman1014 said...
- Ligne n°225 : Nov. 28, 2010 at 10:53 pm
- Ligne n°226 :
- Ligne n°227 : There is no reason to love America over any other nation. Countries are
- Ligne n°228 : nothing more than boundries fought over by the powerful through the
- Ligne n°229 : blood of the innocent. Political boundries are nothing more than
- Ligne n°230 : barriers that stop people, in this nation and in others, from focusing
- Ligne n°231 : on the global problems and instead only trying to make theirown nation
- Ligne n°232 : achieve prosperity.
- Ligne n°233 :
- Ligne n°234 : Why do we want to ensure American prosperity, yet not the prosperity of
- Ligne n°235 : other nations (meaning their citizens)? It should b... (more »)
- Ligne n°236 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°237 :
- Ligne n°238 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°239 : [default_face.gif] K.T.S. said...
- Ligne n°240 : Nov. 18, 2010 at 5:24 pm
- Ligne n°241 : Your article was very innovative. Very interesting to read. I believe
- Ligne n°242 : America is just a piece of land, with people on it that live their
- Ligne n°243 : lives without monarchy. Free of tierney and free to do whatever we
- Ligne n°244 : want, wherever we want, whenever we want. Just to pu that out there.
- Ligne n°245 : And patriotism is a hard word to define these days. We don't have too
- Ligne n°246 : much of it, as you have clearly supported. America is just so involved
- Ligne n°247 : with every other country that has stayed interested in us for 100's of
- Ligne n°248 : years. We ... (more »)
- Ligne n°249 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°250 :
- Ligne n°251 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°252 : Don Draper said...
- Ligne n°253 : Oct. 15, 2010 at 2:17 pm
- Ligne n°254 : I have pride in my country because of it's many accompishments. We put
- Ligne n°255 : a man on the moon, we gained our independence when it looked like we
- Ligne n°256 : weren't going to win, we stopped the spread of Nazis and Imperialists,
- Ligne n°257 : and even though we committed crimes in the past. We acknowledge those
- Ligne n°258 : mistakes and we're learning from it. Those who don't learn from history
- Ligne n°259 : are doomed to repeat it.
- Ligne n°260 :
- Ligne n°261 : [103157.jpg] BlueRain replied...
- Ligne n°262 : Jul. 24, 2012 at 5:36 pm
- Ligne n°263 :
- Ligne n°264 : Out of those 4 examples, in at least the last three we had help
- Ligne n°265 : involved. The French helped us in the Revolution, a whole bunch of
- Ligne n°266 : other countries joined in the war with the Nazis, and at one point,
- Ligne n°267 : American itself was Imperialist in policy.
- Ligne n°268 :
- Ligne n°269 : Like someone above said, it's just about national boundaries. And about
- Ligne n°270 : the people who say they'd rather move to Canada, most aren't serious.
- Ligne n°271 : It's their way of saying "I'm so sick and tired of this place", their
- Ligne n°272 : way of expressing their distaste at ... (more »)
- Ligne n°273 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°274 :
- Ligne n°275 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°276 : [112889.jpg] NihilTico said...
- Ligne n°277 : Sept. 23, 2010 at 9:46 pm
- Ligne n°278 :
- Ligne n°279 : Nationalism, Patriotism, Jingoism. Of those, I would declare most of
- Ligne n°280 : America to be Jingoist. There is a dividing line between patriotism and
- Ligne n°281 : nationalism. No one can choose where to be born.
- Ligne n°282 :
- Ligne n°283 : I commend your attention, it reminds me of a Kingsolver essay we read
- Ligne n°284 : once in class. It goes by the name "Jabberwocky"
- Ligne n°285 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°286 :
- Ligne n°287 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°288 : [default_face.gif] Thinker said...
- Ligne n°289 : Apr. 22, 2010 at 7:06 am
- Ligne n°290 : I agree with the loyal opposition piece, but there are a few things
- Ligne n°291 : that are a bit off. When your in a society of libertarians, the
- Ligne n°292 : messages are often misconstrued, for one moving to another country is a
- Ligne n°293 : sarcastic act, experssing the anger one has for the lack of expediance
- Ligne n°294 : in changes in our country. Lastly, AARP is a group that protetects the
- Ligne n°295 : rights and opinions of the elderly, so any statisitcs on the young are
- Ligne n°296 : most likely also misconstrued.
- Ligne n°297 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°298 :
- Ligne n°299 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°300 : [default_face.gif] elfiewrites said...
- Ligne n°301 : Mar. 31, 2010 at 2:17 pm
- Ligne n°302 : Excellent work! If you get the chance, may you please please please
- Ligne n°303 : comment on my work too? Thanks so much
- Ligne n°304 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°305 :
- Ligne n°306 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°307 : [90720.jpg] Montherieth said...
- Ligne n°308 : Mar. 13, 2010 at 4:42 pm
- Ligne n°309 : I personally find Mark Twain's definition of a patriot to be the most
- Ligne n°310 : accurate (and amusing): "Patriot: the person who can holler the loudest
- Ligne n°311 : without knowing what he is hollering about."
- Ligne n°312 : However, your article provided an interesting perspective on patriotism
- Ligne n°313 : I have not thought of before. Loyal opposition is much better than the
- Ligne n°314 : bigotry expressed by today's 'patriots'.
- Ligne n°315 : Still, there are plenty of reasons to despise the U.S. There is little
- Ligne n°316 : reason inde... (more »)
- Ligne n°317 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°318 :
- Ligne n°319 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°320 : rightbehindyou61 said...
- Ligne n°321 : Nov. 20, 2009 at 8:05 pm
- Ligne n°322 : good job, i found myself nodding my head throughout the writing
- Ligne n°323 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°324 :
- Ligne n°325 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°326 : Roberto_from_Dallas said...
- Ligne n°327 : Sept. 30, 2009 at 10:56 pm
- Ligne n°328 : A nice view of patriotism; well said. Let's hope for the renewal of
- Ligne n°329 : loyal opposition, and for the decline of intolerance.
- Ligne n°330 : "America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and
- Ligne n°331 : lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." --
- Ligne n°332 : Abraham Lincoln
- Ligne n°333 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°334 :
- Ligne n°335 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°336 : John said...
- Ligne n°337 : Sept. 30, 2009 at 12:44 pm
- Ligne n°338 : This is an excellent article if it were written by anyone but from a
- Ligne n°339 : teenager it's exceptional. I only wish more 'adults' were able to think
- Ligne n°340 : as clearly about their patriotism as Scott.
- Ligne n°341 : I trust he will only grow to live out his convictions and be the kind
- Ligne n°342 : of leader for his generation that we need. Sorry our generation hasn't
- Ligne n°343 : done a very good job of standing up for America by holding the
- Ligne n°344 : standards high.
- Ligne n°345 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°346 :
- Ligne n°347 : Report abuse
- Ligne n°348 : mimi said...
- Ligne n°349 : Sept. 28, 2009 at 8:38 pm
- Ligne n°350 : Well written, insightful, and deeply profound! Much truth to be found
- Ligne n°351 : in this!
- Ligne n°352 : Reply [arrow_reply.png]
- Ligne n°353 :
- Ligne n°354 : [default_face.gif]
- Ligne n°355 :
- Ligne n°356 : _______________________________________________________________________
- Ligne n°357 : _______________________________________________________________________
- Ligne n°358 : _______________________________________________________________________
- Ligne n°359 : _______________________________________________________________________
- Ligne n°360 : [_] Email me when someone replies [_] Share on Facebook Post Comment
- Ligne n°361 : ____________________ [search-go.jpg]-Submit
- Ligne n°362 : Advanced Search
- Ligne n°363 : Facebook Twitter Youtube
- Ligne n°364 : [adServer.bs?cn=bsr&FlightID=10705768&Page=&PluID=0&Pos=1066845311]
- Ligne n°365 : [INS: :INS]
- Ligne n°366 : Aspiring Writer? Take Our Online Course!
- Ligne n°367 : January & March
- Ligne n°368 : Holiday Gift
- Ligne n°369 :
- Ligne n°370 : Facebook Activity
- Ligne n°371 :
- Ligne n°372 : IFRAME:
- Ligne n°373 : https://www.facebook.com/plugins/likebox.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fac
- Ligne n°374 : ebook.com%2Fpages%2FTeen-Ink-Magazine%2F42223640289&width=336&height=39
- Ligne n°375 : 5&colorscheme=light&show_faces=false&border_color&stream=true&header=fa
- Ligne n°376 : lse
- Ligne n°377 :
- Ligne n°378 : Teen Ink on Twitter
- Ligne n°379 :
- Ligne n°380 : Tweets by @teenink
- Ligne n°381 : [INS: :INS]
- Ligne n°382 :
- Ligne n°383 : About us Contact Us Site Map News & Media Link to Us Our Partners Our
- Ligne n°384 : Programs Our Books Support/Donate Celebrity Support Celebrity
- Ligne n°385 : Interviews Subscribing Schools Teen Ink FAQ Privacy Policy Terms of
- Ligne n°386 : Service Attributions Advertise Advertise in our Monthly Print magazine
- Ligne n°387 : Advertise in our College Directory Advertise Online Sponsor a Page
- Ligne n°388 : Become a School Sponsor Foundation Information Advertising Information
- Ligne n°389 : Submit Work / Get Involved Register & Submit Your Work Submit Your
- Ligne n°390 : Novel Submission Guidelines Video Submission Rules Forum Guidelines
- Ligne n°391 : Writing Tips Get Involved Student Advisory Board Subscribe to our Print
- Ligne n°392 : Magazine Win a Free Subscription Contests Cover Art Contest Interview
- Ligne n°393 : Contest Nonfiction Contest Poetry Contest Educator of the Year Contest
- Ligne n°394 : Fiction Contest Travel & Culture Contest Environment Contest Community
- Ligne n°395 : Service Award Contest Winners Get Money for Colleges Other Teen Ink
- Ligne n°396 : Goodies Summer Program Links College Links NYC Summer Writing Program
- Ligne n°397 : Teen Ink Online Writing Classes Teen Ink Book Previews Teen Ink Weekly
- Ligne n°398 : Newsletter Get a Free Sample Issue Teen Ink Store Celebrity Interviews
- Ligne n°399 : Teen Ink Forums Teen Ink Podcast Video Series Badge Legend Resources
- Ligne n°400 : for Teens Teen Ink Favorite Websites Teacher Information Library
- Ligne n°401 : Advisory Board Tell a Friend
- Ligne n°402 :
- Ligne n°403 : Website by Emerson Media
- Ligne n°404 :
- Ligne n°405 : Chat with other
- Ligne n°406 : Teen Ink members
- Ligne n°407 :
- Ligne n°408 : Teen Ink's chat is available to Teen Ink members only. If you're aged
- Ligne n°409 : 13-19, please sign up or log in.
- Ligne n°410 : [sign_up.png] [log_in.png]
- Ligne n°411 : Launch Teen Ink Chat
- Ligne n°412 : close
- Ligne n°413 :
- Ligne n°414 : [p?c1=2&c2=11221739&cv=2.0&cj=1]
- Ligne n°415 :
- Ligne n°416 : Site Feedback