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Preparing for Daniel Pearl World Music Day

October 24, 2012

By Luis Solano

New Media Editor:

Students have spent countless hours rehearsing for the 3rd annual Daniel Pearl World Music Day at Daniel Pearl Magnet High. The event, which includes music, poetry and theater performances, is Oct. 25.

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