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November 17, 2006
Theatre arts senior Sarah Klein, left, and musical theatre junior Richelle Meiss practice broadsword fighting near East Second Street and North Park Avenue yesterday. Students from a stage combat class practiced in the park, where they learn how to safely act out many forms of combat onstage.
Theatre arts senior Sarah Klein, left, and musical theatre junior Richelle Meiss practice broadsword fighting near East Second Street and North Park Avenue yesterday. Students from a stage combat class practiced in the park, where they learn how to safely act out many forms of combat onstage.
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