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Two plaques proudly display text honoring our achievements in the art world, 2007. #HowSweetItIs #AwardWinners #DocumentingSuccess
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awards appreciation name music malcolm verne stage lucas adventures text certificate university james art document southern plaque harrison school cameron inaugurated goodall jane mcdowell auditorium shrine sweet thornton given department october how_sweet_it_is day california ford george jules industry
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2005 2006 27 6 adventures and appreciation as auditorium awards by california cameron certificate day department ford george given goodall harrison in inaugurated industry james jane jules lucas malcolm mcdowell music name october of on school shrine southern stage the this thornton university verne was
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2007-03-31T23:54:38-07:00
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