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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]A more blunt way of saying it is that we want our child to be a "boss" not a "grind."[/b] We wanted a school to cultivate our child as someone who asks the questions that other need to answer and has the skills to get other people to see things differently. And it doesn't matter to us whether she chooses to be an artist or an entertainer rather than an academic or lawyer or doctor as long as she uses her talents at the highest level possible. [/quote] Snort.[/quote]
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