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Free Stuff Friday

Friday means Free Stuff at CLPTeensburgh–all you have to do is be the first teen to post a comment on any CLPTeesnburgh blog post. The winner gets their choice of  a $10 gift card from either Target, Barnes & Noble, or Eat n’ Park.

And if you like free things, make sure to come out this Sunday for Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s 11th annual Summer Reading Extravaganza! It’s the kickoff for the Summer Reading program and there’s going to be a ton to do for teens, kids, and adults, too.

So go ahead–comment and win and then pick up your gift card at Extravaganza!

Free Stuff Friday

Just a quick reminder that you can win a free gift card ($10 value) from either Target, Barnes & Noble, or Eat n’ Park. All you have to do is be the first teen to comment on a CLPTeensburgh blog post.

The early bird gets the worm, as they say, so get to it!

Double Your $$$: Free Stuff Friday and #FF @CLP_Teens

A refresher on the rules:

  • Be the first teen today to comment on a CLPTeensburgh blog post & win a $10 gift card (Target, Barnes & Noble, or Eat n’ Park)
  • There are no other rules…it’s easy.
  • BUT if you want to DOUBLE YOUR WINNINGS get 5 friends to follow us on Twitter @CLP_Teens in addition to posting a blog comment. That’s $20 in gift cards for very little effort. ; )

Guess what…

Friday means Free Stuff at CLPTeensburgh–all you have to do is be the first teen to post a comment on any CLPTeesnburgh blog post. The winner gets their choice of  a $10 gift card from either Target, Barnes & Noble, or Eat n’ Park. Better act now!

Step right up, it’s Free Stuff Friday

Ladies and germs, you can win a prize today on CLP Teensburgh! All you have to do is be the first teen to post a comment on any CLPTeesnburgh blog post (just not this one…you gotta work for it!). The winner gets their choice of  a $10 gift card from either Target, Barnes & Noble, or Eat n’ Park.  It only takes a second to win.

Free Stuff Friday – May 6 edition

Friday means Free Stuff at CLPTeensburgh. Be the first teen to post a comment on any CLPTeesnburgh blog post and you win (but not this post…that’s a little TOO easy)! The winner gets their choice of  a $10 gift card from either Target, Barnes & Noble, or Eat n’ Park. Better act now!

Questions?

UPDATE: This week’s winner is Tahir R. Congrats!

Free Stuff Friday: WIN WIN WIN…it’s easy

Friday means Free Stuff at CLPTeensburgh–all you have to do is be the first teen to post a comment on any CLPTeesnburgh blog post. The winner gets their choice of  a $10 gift card from either Target, Barnes & Noble, or Eat n’ Park. Better act now!

Free Stuff Friday: It’s on!

Friday means Free Stuff at CLPTeensburgh–all you have to do is be the first teen to post a comment on any CLPTeesnburgh blog post. The winner gets their choice of  a $10 gift card from either Target, Barnes & Noble, or Eat n’ Park. Better act now!

LGBT Friendly Colleges!

When searching for the right college you are faced with literally hundreds of decisions. It is a multi-step process involving countless forms and countless dollars! And on top of all that it can be even more complicated for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) students.

Fortunately, there are new and helpful resources available to LGBT high school students (and their allies) who are stepping into the college search scramble.  It is important to learn about housing options, student groups, course offerings, and campus resources because they can all have a huge impact in shaping your college experience.

I would recommend checking out The Advocate College Guide for LGBT Students by Shane L. Windmeyer. Here you can explore rankings of the top 100 LGBT friendly higher education institutions in the United States. The book was written with the help of over 5,000 student interviews and 500 interviews with faculty and staff.

The Library also carries The Gay and Lesbian Guide to College Life.

You might also want to check out the recently released second edition of Kelly Huegel’s GLBTQ: The Survival Guide for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Teens.

Don’t forget to check out online resources like Campus Pride. The Campus Pride index is the best online search for LGBT friendly colleges and scholarships.

On a personal note, I would highly recommend considering a college or university with a student resource center for LGBT students and their allies. I found a home away from home when I discovered Penn State’s LGBTA Student Resource Center. It was an escape from the drama and chaos of college life. It was a space where I made friends and complained and laughed and grew and learned so very much. I was even an intern there for two years!

And please don’t forget that YOU are the change! Whether you are at a community college like CCAC, an enormous university like Penn State, or at a tiny liberal arts school like Allegheny College – YOU ultimately shape your own experiences.

Trust me. It Gets Better. Nuff Said. And it also gets better over here too.

-Michael B.

CLP Hazelwood

P.S. Did you know today is the Day of Silence?

Free Stuff Friday

Happy Friday, CLPTeensburghers! And what a lovely Friday it is. You know what would make it better? A $10 gift card to Target, Barnes & Noble, or Eat n’ Park! If you’re a Pittsburgh area teen, all you have to do is be the first to post a comment on the blog (any post but a Free Stuff Friday post) and you win! Sooooooo easy.

Update: David S. is this week’s winner. Congrats, David!

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