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Dallas Museum of Art to display student work

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Students who have been selected for the Young Masters Exhibition and will have their art displayed in the Dallas Museum of Art are Bethany Wong, Nick Kabore, Mackenzie Miller, and Brenna Leiker.

Of the 517 digital works that were submitted from schools across the state, 105 students were selected for the second round of judging in the Young Masters art competition.

Only 46 studio art works, four art history essays, and five music theory compositions were selected as finalists to the Young Masters Exhibition. The exhibition will be from December 22, 2012 to February 17, 2013.

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Mackenzie Miller
Mackenzie Miller, Assistant Managing Editor
As a young child, Mackenzie Miller’s greatest aspiration was to become an astronaut. Unfortunately, her lack of life experience and general naivety prevented her from seeing that “astronaut” was really a dying career. Desperately trying to find new meaning in her life, Miller floated through her early years of schooling, seeking something to fill the void left by her prematurely crushed aerospace dreams.  Her existence finally became worthwhile upon joining the Red Ledger staff her senior year at Lovejoy High School. While soccer and her role as key club president had merely been ways to pass time in previous years, she found the meaning of life and the universe in newspaper. Miller is a genuine fan of all things Disney, especially The Little Mermaid, which she takes any chance to sing at the top of her lungs, and all things sweet. Devoting most of her conscious thinking power to cupcakes, Miller has little time for any other activities of merit. The sum of Miller’s existence, newspaper and cupcakes, nothing else.

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