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Acting Out: Acoustic Songwriting

ANTONY MARCHIANDO, Multimedia Editor
April 20, 2015
Jazmyne Cushenberry and Nicole Haun

Singer and songwriter Astrid Ankarcrona plays her original song “Fragments.”

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