Beckman High School Research Paper

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Bree Calvert Mr.Nyguen English 3(H) 10/27/14 ART Art is the portal to self-expression. Art does not conform nor does it judge. Performing on a stage can release all tension, and can inspire others. It takes true talent to be able to stand up in front of hundreds or even thousands of people and perform, may it be through acting, dancing, singing, or playing an instrument. Art can change the lives of many, and yet, it is not as appreciated as it should be. Arnold O. Beckman High School, a school that supposedly focuses on the four A’s; academics, activities, athletics, and arts. However, the arts seem to be at the bottom of the list. Beckman contains numerous talented students, yet they are looked down upon, they are defined as the…show more content…
Not even a quarter of the students at Beckman have any knowledge of what a thespian is, which is a shame. A thespian is an official actor that has performed in numerous productions and has earned the right to be called a professional actor. The only people that know about this honor happen to be theatre students. Why is it that the awards given to insanely talented students are not recognized by the whole school? It is because of the corrupt community that the Beckman administrative department has enforced and engraved upon the students. In an effort to enforce appreciation the members of the art community, Mr.Moon, Mr.Kollias, and Mrs.Stuck have collaborated in a series of lunch performances entitled, “The Brown Bag Theatre” which highlights some of the most talented kids at Beckman. How many people show up? On average, about 30. Beckman contains over 2,500 students, and yet only 30 could show up to support students who have spent weeks practicing for their performance! The arts NEED to be appreciated! The rules must change. Talented students should not have to perform for an empty room. An audience is essential to a performance, without one there would be no reason to

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