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FOR TEENS
SHOWTIME AND THE SCHOOL MUSICAL
LAST YEAR, I TRIED OUT FOR OUR SCHOOL'S musical production of Bye Bye Birdie. I've always been interested in drama and I love singing, so you can imagine how excited I got when I was cast as Rosie Alvarez, one of the leading roles.
I spent many hours memorizing lines, music, and choreography during rehearsals. The rest of the cast was great, and we all grew very close. We had many ongoing jokes, and we all loved hanging out, even offstage. The laughter calmed me during practices, and by the time production week came around, I felt really comfortable acting, singing, and even dancing on stage.
About the author
Robiny Jamerson is a freshman in high school. She loves photography and playing soccer.

November 9, 2009 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from HEUIONALANI WYETH, BARBARA CARLIN, LIZ SMITH, LONA INGWERSON, ROBERT G. DONALDSON
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'A VERY PRESENT HELP IN TROUBLE'
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Linda Goldston, Christine R. Bartholomew, Bob Shaw
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Earth's extremes and the prayer that does more than comfort
BY COLLEEN DOUGLASS
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an Indonesian's prayers for Padang
Ingrid Peschke with contributions from Djoni Darmadi
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For physical and mental health in natural disaster zone
BY ROSALIE E. DUNBAR, NEWS EDITOR
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SHOWTIME AND THE SCHOOL MUSICAL
BY ROBINY JAMERSON
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HURT FEELINGS DON'T HAVE TO HANG AROUND
BY AMANDA CASWELL
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JOYOUS MINISTERING
JULIE BREARLEY
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CARRY YOUR IMMORTAL ID
CHRISTA KREUTZ
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INSTANT FATHERHOOD
MARK DEGANGE
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WHO'S GUARDING OUR WEALTH?
JEFF WARD-BAILEY
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PAINFUL KNEE HEALED
DALE JOHNSON
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SAFE FROM INJURY AFTER FALL FROM BIKE
CLAUDIO BENICCHI
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HEALED OF PAIN AND INFLAMMATION
SHIRLEY SCHMIDT