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that not be judged by an external be
or something. I don't see any. I didn't see
so many things. There was something that was something to do with me in
West Gates. I still remember why it judged me. So, so now the
and
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we'll see,
you know,
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straight
some girl. You know what to do,
Jack.
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don't see
myself.
Yeah.
Hi. My name is Denise Rapp. I'm a dance educator at Arcadia High School
and it is my pleasure to introduce the next piece here here is dedicated
to our dear friend and mentor Kathy Lindholm Lane who we lost this last
January here is a culmination of a dance education project grant that was
funded by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, the National Endowment for
the Arts Scottsdale Unified School District and the Arcadia PTO
uh students from a SU dance education and Arcadia dance company members
worked during a three week residency with David Dorfman, who is a New York
City choreographer and known for his community projects and success with
bringing diverse populations together. This piece reflects their personal
experiences, their shared challenges and pretty much what they're going
through at this point in their lives. I want to thank Mila Parish who is
my cohort from a Su Sarah Kuki who not only helped with lighting here but
did an incredible job at our premiere at Arcadia. I also want to thank uh
Mr David Dorfman who is our choreographer who is all nice. But this is my
, this is Megan Imel. She is a junior at Arcadia. Well, they told me that
I was supposed to introduce everyone and, and 00, this is Francesco. He's
coming here. He's gonna be a dance major. I'm very proud of that. He's an
Arcadia student, but they, they, I'm supposed to, I'm supposed to finish
and this is Whitney Tucker and she is a student here at a SU That's the
truth. But um this is my space, my place right here. OK.
Like
five break.
They told me that.
Why am I? OK? No, it's different.
It's my place are you?
Yeah.
Mhm.
Yeah.
Ok.
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got a new car.
No, my English
got, I totaled my last one.
Tell my Spanish time.
Hope I study.
The last thing I wanna do is get out of high school. Right.
Follow through with things.
I mean, of course I try.
Bye.
Yeah,
Marlene. Are you? Ok over there?
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good
enough
with myself. Somebody else and, uh,
people that they require
sleep. That's the, they, they know,
say no.
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yeah.
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you have spring,
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through a plastic in his backyard?
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