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Monthly Archives: December 2013
More Class Discussion on WET MATCHES
Author Randolph Randy Camp discussing his novel ‘WET MATCHES’ with High School Students, December 2013. On Monday, December 16th, author Randolph Randy Camp met with the sophomore Certified Nursing Assistant students from East High to discuss one of his novels, … Continue reading
Posted in at risk youth, Author Randolph Randy Camp, high school, HIV/AIDS, homeless youths, rcstories, teen runaways, troubled teens, troubled youth, wet matches
Tagged high school, HIV, HIV/AIDS, homeless teenagers, homeless youths, randolph randy camp, teen runaway, troubled teens, troubled youth, wet matches
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Classroom Discussion: Wet Matches
Author Randolph Randy Camp with High School Students after a Book Talk Discussion on his prize-winning novel ‘WET MATCHES’, December 2013. On Monday, December 16th, author Randolph Randy Camp met with the sophomore Certified Nursing Assistant students from East High … Continue reading
Class Assignment: Wet Matches
(Did the camera flash during an eye blink?) Author Randolph Randy Camp with High School Students after a Classroom Book Talk discussion on his prize-winning ‘Wet Matches’, December 2013. On Monday, December 16th, author Randolph Randy Camp met with the … Continue reading
Posted in Author Randolph Randy Camp, coming of age, high school, HIV/AIDS, homeless youths, rcstories, teen fiction, teen runaways, troubled teens, troubled youth, wet matches
Tagged at risk youth, coming of age, high school, HIV, HIV/AIDS, homeless teen, randolph camp, randolph randy camp, randy camp, teen runaways, wet matches, YA novel, YA novels
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Friendship and Life’s Second Chances: ‘Wet Matches’
Wet Matches: A Novel” is an inspiring and uplifting story about five homeless ‘throwaway’ teens (all HIV positive) getting a second chance at a better life when a young couple on a high school reunion trip rescues them and takes … Continue reading
Posted in Author Randolph Randy Camp, HIV/AIDS, homeless youths, rcstories, screenplay, teen fiction, teen runaways, troubled teens, troubled youth, wet matches
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Make A Difference, You and I, One by One
Posted on December 11, 2013 by rcstories1 Several years ago I became a mentor and an advocate for at-risk kids. I remember asking this one particular kid why did he own a gun, and his response was “Because it makes … Continue reading