Wednesday, May 23, 2012 3:54 am
Montgomery Blair High School's Online Student Newspaper
NSPA Pacemaker Winner (2004-06), Marylander Award Winner (2007-09)
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Many bands, including the Color Blind Society, performed in support of the School Girls Unite program which advocates free education for every girl in the world.1
Congressman Chris Van Hollen spoke at Friday's benefit concert for School Girls Unite. By the end of the evening, the organization made nearly $3,000. 2
Winners of one of the ticket raffles proudly hold up their prize: a gift certificate to the restaurant Eggspectations.3
Senior Aditi Kaji paints an intricate design onto Blair graduate Tyler Kelly's face during the benefit concert.4
Skateboarders enjoy the music as they show off their skills. 5
Senior Samantha Varmer welcomes the surprise visit of Marked Man during the concert.6
A young girl eagerly waits to see what she has won after spinning the prize wheel.7
Fans enjoy the soft melodies of senior Tori Heller.8
Fans of great music and supporters of the School Girls Unite organization come together and listen to the performers.9
Teacher Lansing Freeman protects Blair alumnus Eric Shansby from the rain while they both listen to the concert. 10
Neither heat nor rain could stop these spectators from staying at the concert.11
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Many bands, including the Color Blind Society, performed in support of the School Girls Unite program which advocates free education for every girl in the world.