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A Constitution for Teenage Happiness

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Ruby LaRocca, 17, from Ithaca, New York, won a $2,000 cash prize for her essay. She said she entered the contest because she believes in our mission of finding people who are telling the truth. Ruby lives by her ideals, as you will see below.

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A Constitution for Teenage Happiness

Ruby LaRocca-the winner of our high school essay contest-urges her generation to read old books, memorize poems, and invite senior citizens to parties.

2 years ago·Chicago, United States

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A Constitution for Teenage Happiness

Photo illustration by Laura Weiler for The Free PressBack in June, when we announced our first-ever high school essay contest, we invited teenagers to describe a problem troubling American society—and how they would fix it. We told young writers that we were especially interested in hearing about challenges older generations have misunderstood, missed, or maybe even created. More than 400 teenagers entered our competition. Yesterday we introduce…

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The Free Press broke the news in 2 years ago on Thursday, August 31, 2023.

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