Student Storybook

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Editor's Note
Author's Note
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Student Stories
Aaron
Alexandra
Allison
Ameera
Amy
Ankit
Deb
Gil
Gina
Greta
Jessica
Katie
Leigh
Liam
Merrie
Rachel
Raj
Richie
Stacey
Tiffani
Vicki

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Table of Contents

Editors Note

Authors Note

Stories:

Ankit's Story
"When I came to Rutgers, I knew that I wanted to be premed."

Katie's Story
"I cant explain how lucky I feel to have had my mother."

Stacey's Story
"I found out that I was accepted to Rutgers on Christmas Eve. "

Aarons Story (2001)
I was twelve the first time I used drugs.

Allisons Story (2000)
When I was a sophomore, I had an acute episode of mania.

Alexandras Story (2000)
I think I always had an intuition that something was wrong.

Ameeras Story (2002)
Even though I knew he had been drinking, I got into the car.

Amys Story (2000)
It often seems like everyone is on a diet.

Debs Story (2001)
In my hometown, everybody did the same things, had the same culture and the same religion.

Gils Story (2002)
I wasnt totally either Korean or American.

Ginas Story (2000)
I didnt realize for about six years that my parents had a drug problem.

Gretas Story (2001)
My doctor found the breast lump during a routine check-up.

Jessicas Story (2003)
My stepfather is an alcoholic.

Leighs Story (2002)
My dad didnt just hit me; he beat me.

Liams Story (2002)
Using drugs wasnt really a conscious decision, it just became a thing to do.

Merries Story (2000)
I have been legally blind since I was born.

Rachels Story (2003)
I was so scared that I couldnt think about screaming, I was just trying to say no loud enough for him to hear me.

Rajs Story (2000)
During my junior year in high school, I started asking other students for a gun.

Tiffanis Story (2002)
I was diagnosed with B-cell non-Hodgkins lymphoma just after my 20th birthday.

Vickys Story (2000)
I thought that not eating was the only thing I was really being successful at.

Addendum: Richies Story
There was pressure twenty-four hours a day to go along with the other guys no matter what they were doing and not to speak out because youd be ostracized or retaliated against.

Afterword

Last Modified 12/22/2005