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ON STYLE
Mon, 23 Aug 1999 20:05:58 -0700
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Mbhirst wrote:=20
"I am interested in teaching the concept of "style" to my Art II kids. =
I think
it is important for them to realize their uniqueness as they learn to =
master
skills. Do any of you have good ideas or examples to teach kids what =
style
is? or to define it?" =20
style =3D a defined manner of presentation
When conventional authors described a person with "style" they usually =
referred to one
with grace and demeanor. In today's "hip hop" environment, the word =
seems somewhat
inoperative - don't you think?
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