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From the Archives
Floetry
Feb
27
2003
songwriters/poets Marsha Ambrosius and Natalie Stewart, gave generously
of their time at the Recording Academy's "Grammy In The Schools" career
day for high schoolers interested in a career in music.
 Seen following their day-long panel and performance outing for New York City youngsters are the Academy's New York Executive Director, Jon Marcus; Stewart; BMI's Robbin Ahrold, who served as co-chair for the National Grammy in the Schools function; and Ambrosius. photo: Raette Johnson |
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