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Wednesday, January 23, 2013. Value Art; Live Substance Free. The Art of Choices. Value Art; Live substance Free. Pilot Middle School Program. In some of the other topics covered like smoking, violence, and coping with anger they will create posters using symbols. All the artwork developed during the classes will be incorporated in a public art project for the school, and a book that all sixth, seventh and eighth grader will receive. I will write again to describe the public art and the book. One day in f.CONTENT
This web page publicartprojects.blogspot.com states the following, "Wednesday, January 23, 2013." We saw that the webpage said " Value Art; Live Substance Free." It also said " Value Art; Live substance Free. In some of the other topics covered like smoking, violence, and coping with anger they will create posters using symbols. All the artwork developed during the classes will be incorporated in a public art project for the school, and a book that all sixth, seventh and eighth grader will receive. I will write again to describe the public art and the book."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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