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…. Also, Salinger cleverly makes the novel a unique anti-romance by choosing a teenager for the role of the hero. The unique aspects of this novel not only make the style and characters unique, but also the theme and plot. Because of Salinger’s unique…

…to hang out and cruise with your friends, maybe even meet new people. Also shopping malls are for all ages, not just teenagers, and for all kinds of different people. When you go to a mall you will find the majority of the people in there are teenagers…

…created a superficial generation. Many teenagers and adults have gone to extremes to attain the best, often deadly, appearance possible. Millions of misguided people, including celebrities, have died due to anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa…

…find something more interesting. It would be something to better this teenager’s life. I honestly lost money is the process of working there my entire 2002 summer. The money was terrible and the people from both New York and Pennsylvania were rude…

…The movie “A Nightmare on Elm Street” is a crazy horror movie. It’s about the teenaged children of Elm Street and how they all start to die, one-by-one, apparently being killed off by something when they sleep. Something in their dreams was murdering…

…but are allowed to continue driving. Reckless drivers who cause serious road accidents should be punished severely before reentering the roads or face the death penalty. Driving in California is a privilege, not a right. According to the DMV, teenagers as a group…

…sequence of shots by introducing the character. A pretty, blonde and wealthy American TEENAGER. This is very important these are all classic horror slasher genre codes. The sound bridge of the phone ringing draws in the audience. The phone is also another genre…

…”, “Just like you.” the advertisers are trying to convince you that they have a great product. This product is as great as you are. Secret’s deodorant ad tries to capture teenage girls who like to be socially active, but are insecure about their public…

…of the shooting. In the wake of the Columbine tragedy, citizens across America have been publishing articles, cartoons, and books concerning teenage violence and more specifically the Columbine incident. One such cartoon by Dwane Powell was published in the April…

…, such as "Method-Man", that are popular amongst teens. The musicians and "role-models" of this film not only use marijuana consistently from beginning to end, they also attempt to glamorize the drug, creating a poor example for today's teenagers. The answer…