Teenage Shopping Challenge

Calling all middle school students! Take the Googolplex Teenage Shopping Challenge: How would you spend $150 on clothes for school?

Stalked by Googolplex's photographers like stars with their very own paparazzi, Candace, Haley, Justin and Erik meet the charge in Madison, Wisc, and set out on a marathon mall crawl!

The rules:

For three of our four teenagers, the first day of school next fall already presents an extra-big fashion challenge. Haley, Candace and Erik are all starting high school for the first time in August. There's a lot riding on the decisions these shoppers make.

Follow our shoppers as they take the challenge. Click on one of the photos below to start shopping!

Haley (l) and Candace (r)
Justin (l) and Eric (r)



















The wrap

Each of our participants displayed a clear sense of personal style, and set about selecting items that fit the image each wanted to project.

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TRUE: US currency has been one color - green - for most of your life, and certainly all of your parents' lives. The first use of color other than green was on the $20 dollar bill.

True or False: The $20 bill constitutes the majority of all currency printed by the United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing today. Click Andrew's head for the answer.
FALSE: More $1 bills are printed than any other currency. Because it is commonly dispensed in ATM machines, the $20 is the highest denomination of money that is used on an everyday basis.
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What makes credit unions so great? Members like you.

Every dollar you invest in your credit union earns you money while other members borrow it.

When you're ready for a loan, other members' savings will be there to help you out at the lowest possible cost.