ON THE ROAD WITH ANTI-VIOLENCE PLAY
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Sunday, April 2, 2000
Perryville High school drama teacher Tim Thompson first saw "Bang Bang You're Dead" at a thespian festival he took his students to last summer in Lincoln, Neb. Last November Dr. Pat Henley, who runs the Center for Safe Schools in Kansas City, suggested Thompson take the play on the road.
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