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This is an imaginative production that gets to the core of how it's tough to be a high school kid. Brianna Koger and Jazzmine Keyes alternate lines, displaying personalities that are strikingly different. In one minute, the kids say a lot.
All items in the What’s Real series are self enclosed w/music on each end written and voiced by Minneapolis High School students.
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Is Foster Care a Good Thing? One Teenager's Opinion
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After going through foster care, this Minneapolis High School kids wonders about the good accomplished by foster care.
Benefits of Being Mixed Race
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Darshon Moore speaks from experience of having parents representing differing cultural backgrounds
Waffles or Pancakes?
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Evan McHenry, a student at Susan B Anthony middle School in Minneapolis seriously compares pancakes and waffles. He prefers waffles because they are crunchier and fluffier, ...
Talking Behind Your Back
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Tenzin Wongmo, a student at Susan B Anthony middle School in Minneapolis thinks that there is too much talking behind peoples' backs. She proposes a method of finding out if ...
Music at Different Ages
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Danee Voss, a student at Susan B Anthony middle School in Minneapolis talked to her mother about the function of music at different ages. The result tells how people in US ...
How to Make Sure Kids Get Enough Sleep
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Many young students are not able to get the sleep they need each night. Avinash Patel, a student at Susan B Anthony middle School in Minneapolis has a plan to help these ...
Shut Up
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Sarah Byrn, student at Susan B Anthony Middle School in Minneapolis wonders how the expression "shut up" became known as impolite. She says there's nothing wrong with it, and ...
Why Kids Today are into Clothing Brands
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A generation ago, it was colorful clothing, but today, kids are more into shopping for specific brands. Why? Zoe Norling, a student at Susan B Anthony Middle School in ...
Etiquette of Texting
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"Technology is great," says Ruth Mullin, student at Susan B. Anthony Middle School (Minneapolis). But too much texting can cause you to ignore your friends who you are with, ...
Scars from Bullying
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Grace Wenner, student at Susan B. Anthony Middle School (Minneapolis) tells us that the emotional scars from verbal bullying are worse than the physical type because ...
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Piece Description
This is an imaginative production that gets to the core of how it's tough to be a high school kid. Brianna Koger and Jazzmine Keyes alternate lines, displaying personalities that are strikingly different. In one minute, the kids say a lot.
All items in the What’s Real series are self enclosed w/music on each end written and voiced by Minneapolis High School students.
Timing and Cues
in: music
out: attribution
Intro and Outro
INTRO:High School is not an easy time of life. Minneapolis Edison students Breanna Koger and Jazzmin Keys collaborate to tell the world about it.
OUTRO:"Oh, yes, those high school memories come rushing back...."
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reflecting Mirrors | Marcus Roberts | Time and Circumstance. | Columbia | 1996 | 07:17 |
Additional Credits
This program was made possible in part by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
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