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- Text: , I don’t ever see myself being a Lady Gaga…whatever, so you know, I like her music but I really prefer country so it’s like, all the things that people say “Oh you’re gay so you like…” I’m like “No, sorry.” [Laughter from Group] Ryan continues: So
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- Text: traditional dancing and traditional tribal music. Umm...and like it’s kind of...a cliché thing that people say, but they actually do it, they dance to the beat of the drum, Umm that’s like a big tradition and then set up all around it are...a bunch of like...I
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- Text: academically. I do really try to get the most out of my classes. I guess I’m pretty open minded, if you ask me to talk about something I care about what you think too. I try to keep that in daily conversations, even. I’m a musician, I love music. I have faith
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- Text: . And her and I hooked up together and we ran cross country with the guys there and ran with the school of Bible Music. And it was after that the.. .1 was working at Comstock Park Public School. After that, got married and moved away. Continued to run
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- Text: all equal. We do a good job of bringing in guest speakers. JACK: I have heard that at Rockford you have to be either really good at sports or really good-looking or really good in the arts or music or something to kind of… I guess, get along
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- Text: Energy Music Theater is? CHRISTA: No IRIS: No, I’m from Ohio. *Iaughter* RICHARD: Oh, it’s a Detroit suburb in northern Oakland County. IRIS: Okay and that’s where you went to elementary and high school? RICHARD: That’s where I went to elementary, high
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- Text: ; it’s about who you are what you have to bring, it’s about music, it’s about culture, it’s about your perspective and I had a very ignorant perspective on life. I knew based on TV that there was American’s, there were Europeans that looked different
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- Text: was on the bus before and there was this white dude and I don’t what put, what, I don’t know. It was just out of nowhere. I’m just on the bus listening to my music. You know, jamming. Out of nowhere he goes are you Christian? Im like no. Why? And this is in my
