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Author: Angela Calcagno

Angela Calcagno is a 15 year old sophomore at the Doane Stuart School in Rensselaer, New York. She enjoys writing all types of literature, but favors poetry. She also pursues song writing, guitar, piano, and plays varsity basketball.

Creating ourselves through self-destruction: A teenager’s view

April 3, 2016 Angela Calcagno Ideas, Youth issues 3 comments

Whether or not you’d like to admit, all of us are highly destructive. We destroy. That’s what we, as humans do. It’s what we’re

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