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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\n My main two passions have always been figure skating and writing. As I grew up and the Olympics became more and more of a dream rather than a reality, my passion for skating remained, while my passion for writing escalated. To me, working at Teen Vogue is the Olympics of writing; it is a dream that as I sit in this seat, at my very own desk as the fashion features intern, is starting to feel like a reality.\n\n I have loved Teen Vogue for as long as I can remember, but it was not until my first Fashion University in 2007 when I realized that I would do anything to end up working for the magazine. Teen Vogue Fashion University, also known as \"Fashion U,\" is an annual event in which teens from all over the world can apply to attend seminars held by some of the industry's most beloved designers, writers, and photographers. It is a weekend long event that kicks off with a fashion show and concert along with a graduation day at Bloomingdales. It was the seminar with the editors of Teen Vogue that really had a very profound impact on me, as I'm sure it did for so many others. After hearing the editors talk, urging us to take advantage of new opportunities, I ran up to the stage and asked both Jane and Gloria for their contact information. After following up with the two of them, I vowed that I would do anything to become a part of the Teen Vogue team in anyway that I could. I realized I would do anything to get the chance to be around these creative, talented, inspirational individuals everyday."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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