... arrived in New York she was enrolled into the Professional Children's School. She studied there for three whole summers. Britney was quickly picked up by the Broadway Dance Center. There she was chosen to be the understudy for the lead role in a Broadway play called "Ruthless." After a while she was finally picked to ... be the lead role. She was bored with it and very homesick. As a result, she decided to go back home for a while. Britney's dance lessons helped her the most while she was in New York. Lynne Spears gives her own version of Britney's experience in the big city: "In this c...

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... MENTAL ILLNESS | No Author Specified Mine: Users of the club drug Ecstasy are 25% more likely to develop mental health problems than non-users. A survey of 1000 readers Mixmag, a dance culture magazine in the UK, was conducted recently. This survey showed that one out of four had developed a potentially serious mental illness and were more likely a psychiatrist. In the study ... Ecstasy has strong therapeutic capability. The ban of Ecstasy by the government has been so severe that medical applications have been forbidden. Severely traumatized patients could benefit from an Ecstasy therap...

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... , "Judge Not," in 1963, but the single had no true success until 1964. After Writing their first single they began to experiment with their music, by slowing down the quick dance rhythms of Jamaican "ska" music and soon after scored hits with "Simmer Down" and "Love and Affection." Despite its early success, the group broke up in 1966. Peter and Bunny ... while jogging in New York's Central Park; by that time, the cancer had spread throughout his lungs and brain. Over the next eight months, Marley went through a series of radiation therapy and treatments, but his health continued to decl...

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