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Find your music and play it!
A long time ago, in the first or second grade, the music teacher came in and gave us all a test.
She played a note on the piano, and then another note. "Is the second note higher or lower than the first one?" she asked. What an easy test, I thought. A few more notes and a few more questions, and we were done.
Years later, a friend recalled taking the same sort of test. "It was awful," she said. "I couldn't tell one note from another. I didn't have a clue."
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June 30, 2003 issue
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Creativity—'It's like breathing'
Marilyn Jones
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letters
with contributions from Jessie Barth, Ruth H. Holmes, Cynthia Overton, Alexander Lehrman, Linda M. Cook
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items of interest
J. Michael Parker with contributions from Todd Spangler
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Creative power—right when I needed it
By Deborah Huebsch
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Conversation on an awakening
By Warren Bolon Senior Writer
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At work for the good of it
Steve Carlson with contributions from Georgia Engel
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ACTING—ON HOPE
Georgia Engel
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Always trying for the best she can do
By Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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Trusting
David C. Kennedy
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Psalm: God's beauty
Hugh Pendexter III
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Comfort
Brian Kissock
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Strings of the heart on I-84
By Mia Randall Krishnaswami
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A virtual reality wild ride
By Mike Tupper
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Leading a life of 'superclarity'
By Marilyn Jones Senior Writer
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Beneath the stereotype
By LaMeice Elaine Harding
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A healing of anorexia
Laura Lapointe
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Quick recovery from ice hockey injury
Ron Lundgren
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'Finally, I belonged'
Jodie Swales
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Find your music and play it!
Stephen T. Gray