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Aerial, dance, and the festival test

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Literary institutions and dance, tested

The literary-institutions class has one genuine holder. Aerial, John Glenn High School's literary magazine — listed in the school's own activities roster alongside Drama Club and Concert Band — 'was nominated for the highest award in Indiana, but ended up finishing second' (John Glenn High School, school profile). A student literary magazine finishing second in the state is this corporation's strongest single arts finish on the record read, and it is a North Liberty fact in the only way school facts can be here: North Liberty students staff it, through the corporation their town belongs to. The dance test prints negative: no dance company, studio or theater of dance seated in North Liberty was found, and the school dance line is prom and pep, not a company — the Southold form does not arise. The festival test likewise: no art festival or competition founded and seated in North Liberty was found; the town's festival ground is its park and fair-type events, carried in the events section, not an arts institution.

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