BY any journalistic standard the American teen-ager how he sees himself, how he is seen by his elders, and how he is most likely to fit into and shape his nation's future is a tough subject to tackle.
But also a fascinating one, and one for endless conversation and ar gumentation. TIME considers itself Liniquely equipped to examine such a subject: for the cover story in this issue we sent out queries weeks ago; our reporters from every region of the U.S. and our stringer correspondents from virtually every major community took advantage...
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