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Introduction to A Future Music Teacher

Hi, dear reader! My name is Jessie Stout. I am a 22 year old senior Music Education major here at the University of Oklahoma...more on that to come. I grew up in a small town called Claremore, Oklahoma. Until college, it is the only home I had experienced, so it is truly my concept of home. So, I grew up a Sooner! I have a wonderful family who still lives there. I have awesome parents, an older sister and younger twin siblings who are some of my best friends. I love where I come from and the people who helped shape me. (I've attached a photo because they're too beautiful not to share.) (Photo taken by: Abby Tohline. Family portrait at older sister's wedding, October 2016) All throughout my life, I have been involved in music, whether it be piano lessons, choir or musical theater. I should've known from the beginning that I wanted to make a life of it, but I did not figure it out until my sophomore year of college. I began as a psychology major and realized that I...

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Week 5 Story: The War

Aside from the crickets that chirped eerily, the forest was completely silent. The faintest light of dawn began to creep through the trees and melt the fog that dusted the grass. The two battalions stepped lightly, attempting to keep the element of surprise. A half a mile back, both directions, waited a plethora of army tanks and artillery supplies that were fully intended for use. A single cry was bellowed. This signaled the beginning of the battle that would change everything. Shots flew through the trees and explosives deafened all those nearby. Bhishma and Arjuna took turns attacking enemy lines, both causing great loss of troop members. Many lives were lost, but as the rocket exploded signaling the end of the first day, none were prepared for what was to come. On day 3 of the battle, the Pandavas created a crescent formation, silently approaching the enemy from 3 different angles. The army was completely taken off guard and were unequipped to defend themselves, resulting in g...

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