The Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 28, 2011

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... April 28. 2011 Here's hoping the wide range of musical talent continues Ashley Somogyi Music... a great pleasure being the music columnist. I hope I have done my duty well. I hope I have shared some... knowledge of good music with you. I will miss writing for the newspaper and for all the students. Even... any questions about music or anything of the sort. If you're wondering about a certain artist or song..., feel free to ask me. I hope the music never dies for HPU. There is a lot going on music-wise for HPU

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.... however, went to IXA. This year's Fest also brought in some great local music acts as well as some great... touring artists. The day started off with So Aware, whose mellow music set the pace for a beautiful Texas... guys on the Christian music scene. At 5 p.m., the artists Grits took the stage. With their vibrant

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.... The two have been playing music all their lives, and the couple hosts a small festival each year... air while Alto I kept me regaled with tales of music, strange critters, and lazy days by the river

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... (bottom-left), a 2010 HPU graduate, served -v I mu Tnnc as the music leader. HPU STUDENT

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... Entertainment M ovies......................Page 6 Music column..........Page 7 Religion Crossing the road

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... or large projects. ebra Y. Mathis: Music Theory, unseling Psychology vonnemathis@yahoo. com 325-200-3872 r

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