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Bottom Line: Bottom Line’s mission is to help disadvantaged youth in Boston get into college. Prepare for the SAT, apply to colleges, receive scholarships and much more. 617-524-8833, http://www.bottomline.org
Boston Scholarship Guide: Information about hundreds of scholarships available to help you pay for college! http://www.bostonscholarshipguide.com
Boston Public Schools Career and College Guide: If you are thinking about your college options and career choices, be sure to check out this helpful guide! http://www.bostonpublicschools.org/bps/collegeguide.pdf
SAT Question of the Day: Need to prepare for the SATs? Sign up to receive official SAT practice questions daily. http://www.collegeboard.com
Media Matters Conference: The conference is attended by over 500 high school students and teachers, and equips them with a working knowledge of various aspects of media careers. Sponsored by the Boston Globe, UMASS Boston, and Write Boston. Nov 7, UMASS Boston. 617-557-9200,
ICA Teen Night: Nov 16. Come and enjoy this free event featuring music by six DJs, a fashion show, and contemporary art! 100 Northern Avenue, Institute of Contemporary Art.
Citi Performing Arts Center: City Spotlights Interns will host a Free evening of theatre games, improvisation and performing arts fun. Dinner will be served and space is limited. Nov 9, 4:30-6:30pm The Wang Center 274. To register: 617-532-1250,
Celebrate 2007 Hispanic Heritage: Nov 9, 7:30-9pm. Roxbury Community College will host a group theater residency by the group Escena Latina. The company will explore humorous treatments of gender in two short plays by Mexican playwright Tomas Urtusaˇstegui.
City Stage Company’s Teen Stages! Teen Stages is offering free theater classes to Boston residents who are between the ages of 15 and 19. Classes are held on Sat from 11am-2pm. Cloud Place 647 Boylston St. in Copley Square. Chandra Pieragotini, 617-542-2291, http://www.citystage.org
Are you a High School Student Serious About Art?: Learn professional art skills and develop personal style with the United South End Settlements Teen Portfolio Program. For Boston Area Students in Grades 9-12. Free program for Boston Public School Students and $300 for students outside of Boston. Emily, 617-375-8159, http://www.uses.org
Saturday Engineering Enrichment and Discovery (SEED) Academy at MIT: Free academic enrichment and career exploration program at MIT for promising local public school students in grades 9 & 10. Deadline to apply is Nov 9. Program information and applications are available at http://web.mit.edu/seed/
Get Published with Teens in Print: Join WriteBoston at the Boston Globe every Tues from 4-6pm and learn about writing for Boston Teens in Print. Don’t have time to come every Tues? You can still submit your writing for publication. Write about what is going on in your community with essays, news stories, reviews, commentaries, drawings, photos etc. Next deadline is Jan 22. , http://www.bostontip.com
Boston Guide to Youth Services: To find out about after school programming and other cool things to do, check out this list of programs, activities, and events for youth and families in the city. http://www.cityofboston.gov/bcyf
AVOYCE: Check out this youth program from the Asian Community Development Corporation that develops leadership potential of Asian American Youth. Get a chance to bring your voice to the public to effect positive change in the community and participate in many cool activities. Youth ages 14-19. 617-482-2380, http://www.asiancdc.org
Boston Private Industry Council (PIC): Visit your PIC Counselor, Ms. Mitchell, at Boston Latin Academy (room 110) to learn about jobs, internships, resume writing and much more. http://www.bostonpic.org
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