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August 16, 2003
Rock'n'Roll Camp for Teenage Girls
The Nashville Scene has reported on "Southern Girls Rock'n'Roll Camp":
It's July 28, the first day of the first-ever Southern Girls Rock 'n' Roll Camp, a five-day event organized and directed by Middle Tennessee State University junior Kelley Anderson. Held on the MTSU campus, this is a day camp for kids aged 12-18, but there the similarities to other camps end: This one's a crash course on plugging in and rocking out. And it's just for girls. The campers are provided everything from instrument instruction (even if they've never picked up a guitar before) to empowerment workshops, with the camp focusing less on musicianship and more on enabling young women to trust themselves and think independently.
Thanks to Anil for the link.
Posted by Ms. Jen at August 16, 2003 12:44 PM |
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thanks for putting this on your wab site! i was in this rock camp and it was awsome!!!! im the drummer in the band Noe Alpha 90 thanks agin!!!!!!
Posted by: kelsey hoffman at January 13, 2004 12:24 PM
