21. MINNESOTA Wisconsin MUSIC LESSONS PIANO LESSONS VOICE LESSONS Guitar Lessons The angela GENTILINI, Virginia Minnesota BRETT GIDDINGS, Eveleth Minnesota kim JACOBSON, Soudan Minnesota SHELLY JAMES, Virginia Minnesota http://www.livingwatermusic.com/teaching-photos-archive.html

Home Online Catalog Pro DJs Weddings ... Recording Teaching Studios ~ Archive Photos Our Full-Service Teaching Studios Offer: Hibbing, Virginia, Duluth area Music Lessons All levels ~ Beginners through Advanced CD Demo Recording Awards Valued $1,000 $205,000 Scholarships Awarded since 1994 ~ Here are some more photos of Craig LiaBraaten's proteges ~ Award-Winning Students of the LiaBraaten Teaching Studio include: Jerid Blair, Brittany Geiselman, Carson Rodgers, Chelsea Hultman, Sophia Abudakar, Jenna Massingill, Lauren Tromp, Megan Vidas, Neal Sullivan, Nikki Spidel, Britney Blair, Rachel Eastman, Laura Griffiths, Lindsey Riddell, Meghan Bittner, Stephanie Rodgers, Andrea Cole, Lisa Sorenson, Gail Murray, Melissa Haugen, John Zanotti, Michael Scipioni, Lynette Wollenetz, Jordan Unseth, Vanessa Aultman, Jacob Rahier At LiaBraaten Teaching Studios, students ages 5 to 80 are currently enrolled in Piano Lessons, Voice Lessons, Organ Lessons, Composition Lessons, Songwriting Lessons, Accordion Lessons, Students currently travel more than 180 miles to study with Craig LiaBraaten ~ they must really value the experience!!!

22. Student Authors The Dragon and Other Poems by Ashley G., Lauren M., angela C., and kim N. Poems Inspired by the Story, Dancer (10/97)Works by Patrick J.,Ashley T., http://home.earthlink.net/~jesmith/StudentAuthors.html

Student Authors On this page will find links to wonderful short stories, poems, and essays by my current eighth grade students. Keep scroll down and you may read the work of my former students in the archives sections. All authors need encouragement and appreciate hearing from their readers. Take a moment and send us your comments about these pieces. Please indicate to which student(s) or pieces you are responding. Thank you !!! The '04 - '05 School Year Love Left Behind by Christine V. Journey to a New Beginning by Erin O'R. Risking Everything by Michael L. Basketball Legacy by Jessica R. My Silver Lining by Chase D. The Moon by Abigail K. The Piano by Liz H. My Mushroom Toad by Sarah M. Poems based on the Children of Willesden Lane: Fight Terror with Melody by Kaila H. Remember Your Music by Abigail K. The Holocaust by Erin O'R. The '03 - '04 School Year A Dawning Experience by Connor H. Poems about the Kindertransport and The Children of Willesden Lane: One - Five - Eight by Brian C. I was Alone by Beth M. The Holcaust by Kiley B.

23. Heidelberg College Shuttle Service, Tiffin, Ohio angela J. Souders, BS, MA asouders@heidelberg.edu. kimChhay, Srengskim-chh@heidelberg.edu, 419-448-2053, Director of International Multicultural http://www.heidelberg.edu/offices/administration.html

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24. Office Of The Registrars - Stevens Institute Of Technology D. Cucalon Christopher P. Cullari Nicholas J. Culver Lisa L. Czagas angela T. Khatwani Sedigheh M. Khavari Anthony B. kim Daewook kim Aleksandar M. http://www.stevens-tech.edu/registrar/deans_list/98s.html

Dean's List 1998 Spring The Undergraduate Dean's List for 1998 Spring is presented below. To be eligible for the Dean's List, which is prepared by the Office of the Registrar at the end of each academic term, you must be in good academic standing, have earned at least 12 credits, and have an overall B (3.00) average for all courses completed during the term, with no failures and no more than one withdrawal. 573 students made this Dean's List This page was last modified 10/01/04 The Office of The Registrar

25. Office Of The Registrars - Stevens Institute Of Technology Christopher P. Cullari angela L. D Alessandro George Dakwar Raymond Dam Tanzi Jose J. Tapia Taryn V. Tapia Jason W. Tavares Ralph E. Taylor Siowkim http://www.stevens-tech.edu/registrar/deans_list/97s.html

Dean's List 1997 Spring The Undergraduate Dean's List for 1997 Spring is presented below. To be eligible for the Dean's List, which is prepared by the Office of the Registrar at the end of each academic term, you must be in good academic standing, have earned at least 12 credits, and have an overall B (3.00) average for all courses completed during the term, with no failures and no more than one withdrawal. 566 students made this Dean's List This page was last modified 10/01/04 The Office of The Registrar

26. J & J Productions, Inc. Nathan Hefner pianist/Singer ( Sentimental Journey) Jeff Whittingham - One ManShow kim George - Face Painting Fancy Faces - Faces Body Painting http://www.jjproductionsinc.com/entertainers.html

Entertainment: Music: Barry Miller - DJ Chris Montieth - DJ, Karoke, Elvis Impersonator Jeff Keener - DJ, Elvis Impersonator Jeff Stone - DJ Mike Brooks - DJ Steffan Sota - DJ [Lots of Latino] Carl Rose - DJ Chad Pennington - DJ Bobby Storc - DJ, Raves, etc. Andy Pinckney - DJ Michael Chapman - DJ Alternative Bands: Junk In The Trunk Hutch Catalinas The Plaids General Johnson Don Edwards Manny Goodman Blues Bands: Rock Bottom Blues Band Rude Mood Dave Foraker Country Band s: Backroad Colorado Jamie Lee Hart Midnight Highway Red Sky Showdown Alley Cat A Band of Frendz The Avett Brothers Duo - Variety Bands: Nite Train Girl Bands: The Fabulous Acrillyx Irish Group: The Ruffians Jazz Bands: Chad Lawson Trio Classical Jazz Band Que Scott McCloud Trio Classic Jazz Band Barbara Lewis Young Boys Rock Bands: Phantom Park Zelis The Big Wiggle Bruise Band Top 40 Bands: Cartunes Kool Change Main Event High Life Images Impalas Variety Bands: Blueprints Calamity Jane Cool Change Fall River Four Stories Jam Association Maxwell Smart Midnight Blue Mystic Pie Night Flight Platters Push Band The Mayberries

27. Playlists April 21-28-May 5, 2005 angela Desveaux Bury Me Deeper angela Desveaux (angela Desveaux) kim Reggie Harris, Rabbi Jonathan Kliger- Ilu Finu (Were Our Mouths Oceans of http://www.ckutfolk.com/april2105.htm

28. Mind Over Mountains, Women's Adventure Retreats kim was voted one of the “Outdoor Persons of the Year” by Hooked on the Outdoors angela has worked as a climbing guide and instructor in the US, Canada, http://www.mindovermountains.com/facil.html

Hooked on the Outdoors Magazine Kim Reynolds, B.A., CPCC Marlena deCarion, B.A., CPCC Core Leader The outdoors is a "way of life" for Kim Reynolds who has been an Outdoor Educator, Facilitator and Adventurer for 25 years. She has led adventure trips and guided clients in the deserts, rivers and mountains around the world. She has passionately worked as an Antarctic Winter Survival Instructor, Professional Ski Patroller, Ice Climbing Guide, Outward Bound Instructor, Program Director, Grand Canyon River Guide and a Certified Life Coach. The hallmark of Kim’s endeavors is in "giving back." All of the businesses she has started include a service component, in the form of proceeds to local, national and international women’s groups. Marlena deCarion, Certified Professional Coach, believes that everyone longs for a fulfilled, balanced and expressive life. Relationship to self is at the heart of her work. She has 15 years of experience leading people through significant life-changing experiences. As a leader, she overflows with passion for adventures of the body, heart and soul. Marlena is an Outward Bound instructor, leadership trainer, yoga and dance instructor, and Buddhist practitioner. As a Life Coach, she combines her broad range of skills to coach clients to live the life they truly want. Clients say her compassion and presence provide a safe space for them to learn, heal and grow. With depth, playfulness and a direct approach, Marlena is dedicated to you and the unlimited possibilities of the Mind Over Mountains experience!

29. The Crusader Online: March 26, 2004 - Campus Bulletins Courtney Burr, angela Dippold, Bridgett Krider, Blair Sabo and kim Stenman L. Kristin Simpers, Daniel J. Smith, Christopher Starr, kimberly J. Stenman, http://www.susqu.edu/crusader/weekly.cfm?IssueID=58&SectionID=3&SubsectionID=10

30. InsertSheet kim Wilson s tough harp and Jimmie Vaughn s muscular guitar took hold like The angela Strehli Band Live From Rancho Nicasio angela has been on a couple http://www.mc-records.com/html/insertsheet.html

CHECK OUT MORE GREAT CDS $15.00 ea., 3 for $40, 4 for $50, 5 for $60. WE'VE GOT 4 CLASSIC FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS RECORDINGS THAT WILL KNOCK YOUR SOX OFF! You heard right. I am personally thrilled to offer M.C. Records customers the chance to own the first four recordings by the Fabulous Thunderbirds, completely remastered and with bonus tracks. In 1979 Tacoma Records released the first Fab T-Birds record. It would change my life. The band had authenticity, chops and a Lone Star swagger. The backed the legends like Muddy Waters and wrote new blues standards. Kim Wilson's tough harp and Jimmie Vaughn's muscular guitar took hold like wildfire. The rest is blues history. CDs are $15 each or see special deal at the end of this box! Girls Go Wild - The record that started it all in 1979 and still considered their best. First time on CD. If you ain't got this, you ain't got nothin.' B-8002-2 What's The Word - The second record, released 1980. First time on CD, with four bonus tracks not on the original.

31. Date 01, kim, angela, UCI, Psychology, 90, Park, Suzanne, UCI, Bio. 01, kim, HeranHer, Claremont, Pastoral Counseling, 03, Shin, Janet J. Claremont, Biology http://kasf.org/home/regional/Western/news/w012905.htm

Region Western Title 2004 - 1984 KASF scholarship award recipients YR LAST, FIRST SCHOOL, MAJOR YR LAST, FIRST SCHOOL, MAJOR Ahn, Christina H. UC Berkeley, Composition/ Music Kim, Young-Joo La Sierra U, Music Ahn, Daniel H. USC, Law Kim, Young - Mi Fuller, Theology Ahn, Ho Jin Cal Tech, Mechanical ENG. Kim, Youngjoo Loma Linda, Dentistry Ahn, Jason UC Berkeley, Pre-med./ History Ko, Daniel S. Cal Tech, Applied Math. Ahn, Jason J. UC Berkeley, History/ Mol.Cell Bio.

32. Coretta Scott King Award - Allen County Public Library 2000, Illustrator Winner, Siegelson, kim L. Pinkney, Brian, In the Time of theDrums, j 1994, Author Winner, Johnson, angela, Toning the Sweep, j http://www.acpl.lib.in.us/children/corettascottking.html

Library Catalog My Account E-Resources Digital Library Internet ALA's Great Sites for Kids Fun Links Homework Help Internet Safety ... Volunteer Coretta Scott King Award The Coretta Scott King Award is presented annually by the Coretta Scott King Committee of the American Library Association's Ethnic Multicultural Information Exchange Round Table. Recipients are authors and illustrators of African descent whose distinguished books promote an understanding and appreciation of the "American Dream." YEAR AUTHOR ILLUSTRATOR TITLE CALL # Author Winner Morrison, Toni Remember: The Journey to School Integration j379.263 MORRI Author Honors Moses, Shelia P. The Legend of Buddy Bush YA FICTION MOSES Author Honors Flake, Sharon G. Who Am I Without Him?: Short Stories about Girls and the Boys in Their Lives YA FICTION FLAKE Author Honors Nelson, Marilyn Fortune's Bones: The Manumission Requiem j811.54 NELSO Illustrator Winner Shang, Ntozake

33. Academic Awards 2002 Quance Theatre. pianist Melissa Mathews angela Attwater. MARGARET J.WINTHROPE BURSARY Awarded annually to continuing students in recognition of http://www.usask.ca/education/awards/awardrecip02.html

College of Education Award Recipients November 2, 2002 Quance Theatre Pianist: Melissa Mathews Entrance Awards Undergraduate Awards Bursaries Memorial and Book Prizes ... Music Department WELCOME/PRESIDER OF CEREMONIES Dr. Vivian Hajnal, Associate Dean, College of Education GREETINGS Dr. Ken Jacknicke, Dean, College of Education Dr. Mark Evered, Vice Provost ENTRANCE AWARDS LOIS AND ART REIN BURSARY IN EDUCATION Awarded to first year education students, one of aboriginal descent. Based on financial need and minimum average of 70%. Charmaine Laroque, Britt Lypka MARGARET AND TED NEWALL BURSARY Awarded to non-Saskatoon residents with minimum high school average of 75%. Based on academic achievement and financial need. Tracy Bernauer, Katy Law UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to children of University of Saskatchewan alumni. Stacey McPeek UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN ENTRANCE BURSARY Based on academic achievement and financial need.

34. Conference Schedule And Programs Performances by Sujean kim, angela Jardim, Lisa Williamson, Howard Klug, CharlesWebb, Edward J. Miller Images from the Eye of a Dolphin http://www.societyofcomposers.org/data/conferences/archives/1997_1998conferences

1998 Society of Composers, Inc. National Conference Conference Schedule and Programs The following is the current conference schedule. It is subject to change. The order in which pieces appear for each concert listed does not necessarily reflect the actual order of performance. Select the composer's name to read his or her biographical sketch. Select the title of the work to read the program note. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Tuesday, April 14 8 p.m. Auer Hall Indiana University Composition Department Student Recital Wednesday, April 15 9-10 a.m. 12-1 p.m. 2:30-3:30 p.m. 7-8 p.m. Musical Arts Center Lobby Conference Registration 10 a.m. Simon Music Library Rooms 263 and 271 Paper Sessions Jason Haney and Lyn Thornblad Burkett, Chairs Orlando Legname: Density Degree of Intervals and Chords David Fuentes: The Universal System of Composing with Beats: What We All Do Keith Allan Kramer: The Rudhyar/Crawford Connection of Linear Prolongation and Proportionality Robert Peck: Interpretation Through Analysis of Shulamit Ran's Fantasy Variations for Violoncello 1 p.m.

35. NFAA ARTS Finalists - Music In addition to her love of music, angela enjoys studying history and English, David Jaesung kim was born in Portland, Oregon and began his musical http://www.artsawards.org/alumni/awardee05/Music/index.cfm

About Arts Giving Winners News ... Events Navigation About ARTS Calendar of Events Annual Gala Our Alumni Info for Educators About Giving Sponsors Affiliates To Register About NFAA Contact Us Homepage Search and Sitemap Apply Online Dance Film and Video Jazz Music Photography Theater Visual Arts Voice Writing HOME WINNERS 2005 ARTS Winners - Music Click here for Honorable Mention and Merit Winners Zachary Wolfe Bernstein ARTS Winner in Music Composition Seabeck, WA $1,500 (Level II) Award Presidential Scholar in the Arts Zachary Bernstein, seventeen, is a graduate of Interlochen Arts Academy. He began studying piano when he was five and began composing seriously at age ten. Zachary is studying composition with Michael Albaugh and piano with Thomas Lymenstull. His past composition teachers include Gregory Youtz, Samuel Jones, John Boyle, and Cynthia Vanmaanen. In the summer of 2004, Zachary attended the Bowdoin International Music Festival, studying composition with Samuel Adler. He has won national awards for his compositions, including awards in the MTNA Composition Competition, National Federation of Music Clubs Composition Competition, Natalie and Murray S. Katz Young Composers Competition, Young Inventors and Creators Competition, ASCAP Foundation Morton Gould Young Composer Awards, and National PTA Reflections Competition.

36. NFAA ARTS MUSIC HONORABLE MENTION AND MERIT WINNERS Chiara angela Coombs from Penn Valley, CA ~ Merit Award in Harp Nevada Union HighSchool Sungwoo Steven kim from Tenafly, NJ ~ Merit Award in Flute http://www.artsawards.org/alumni/awardee05/Music/hm_merit.htm

About Arts Support Winners News ... Events Navigation About ARTS Calendar of Events Annual Gala Our Alumni Info for Educators Donors Sponsors Affiliates To Register About NFAA Contact Us Homepage Search and Sitemap Apply Online Dance Film and Video Jazz Music Photography Theater Visual Arts Voice Writing HOME WINNERS MUSIC ARTS 2005 Honorable Mention and Merit Winners Honorable Mention winners placed in the top 5% of all national applicants. Merit winners placed in the top 10%. Alphabetical by Last Name MUSIC Kathreen M. Ahn from Los Angeles, CA ~ Honorable Mention Award in Classical Piano Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School Michael Orlando Alfera from Tequesta, FL ~ Honorable Mention Award in Music Composition attends Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan Hans Daniel Anderson from Plymouth, MN ~ Honorable Mention Award in Oboe

37. The Critical Ear pianist Jacquelyn Helin, and percussionists Douglas Cardwell and angela Gabriel . Founded by Santa Fe pianist Lawrence Porter, the institute aims to http://www.freenewmexican.com/news/30426.html

Contact Us Register/Login Site Map Search All Stories Reporters Photos Photographers Comments Commenting Readers Archives Classifieds Jobs Display Ads Business Name Business Category Google Last Update Mon Sep 12, 2005 10:39 am Subscribe Print or eNewMexican NM Jobs Real Estate - Virtual Tours ... Weekend Edition The critical ear print email this story email = String.fromCharCode(99,115,109,105,116,104,64,115,102,110,101,119,109,101,120,105,99,97,110,46,99,111,109); document.write('Craig Smith'); I The New Mexican July 22, 2005 Now hear this The other choral works on the program have strong creative recommendations, Kennedy said. 17th-century echoes Admission to each concert is $15 and benefits the Caprock Early Music Association. For more information, call 954-4025 or visit http://www.elibelgrano.org. The International Piano Institute of Santa Fe has announced the final rounds in its first Competition Internationale. The next round takes place July 29 to 31, at the Santuario de Guadalupe, 100 S. Guadalupe St. The semifinals and finals are Sept. 8-11 in Keller Hall at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.

38. Louisiana Tech University - Media::News @ Tech Archives Harrisonburg Bruce Wade Herman, angela J. Pentecost Shreveport RenaBeauregard Arbuthnot, master of arts; kim Jiles Blount, bachelor of general http://www.latech.edu/technews/archives.cgi?category=1&view=3-05

39. Louisiana Tech University - Media::News @ Tech Archives Harrisonburg Bruce Wade Herman*, angela J. Pentecost. CLAIBORNE PARISH Terri R. Frasier, Laura kim Hobbs, Randall Greer Lilley*, Lester Newsom, http://www.latech.edu/technews/archives.cgi?category=1&view=5-05

40. James J. Whalen Academic Symposium: Schedule angela Fardellone, Camille GuyotBender, Rebecca Kilinsky, Aubrey Miller, AndrewPipher Convener kim Gregson, assistant professor, television and radio http://www.ithaca.edu/whalensymposium/2005/schedule.htm

HOME SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Wednesday, April 6, 2005 Posters All Day EMERSON LOBBY Art All Day CLARK Psychology EMERSON C Park Scholar Program 9:00-10:15 a. m. KLINGENSTEIN Physics and Chemistry 9:00-10:45 a. m. EMERSON A Sustainability 9:45 a. m. EMERSON B Keynote Session 12:30 p. m. EMERSON B Legal Studies 10:15-11:45 a. m. EMERSON C Martin Luther King Scholars Program 10:30 a.m.-Noon CLARK Communications 1 10:45-11:30 a. m. EMERSON A Writing 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. KLINGENSTEIN Communications 2 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. EMERSON A Gerontology Noon-1:30 p.m. EMERSON C Anthropology 12:30-1:45 p.m. CLARK English 11:50-2:30 p.m. KLINGENSTEIN Mathematics 1:30-4:00 p.m. EMERSON A Economics 1:45-4:00 p.m. EMERSON C History 2:00-3:15 p.m. CLARK Multidisciplinary Session 2:45-4:00 p.m. KLINGENSTEIN Reception for all presenters and their faculty sponsors 4:00-5:00 p.m. CLARK ALL DAY EMERSON LOBBY Posters will be on display all day. Daniel Brainard, Natasha Lamb, Ashley Marshall, and Kelly McCarthy Glenn Ashline, Kimberly Burns, Jewel Roman, and Erica Weiss Corinne McDaniels, Lindsay Moraitis, Stacie Roberts, and Meghan Strong

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