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Most Likely To Be a Timeless Classic
by: Nathan Strenge
“I can still sense the excitement and clarity I felt on that crisp day in 2015 as I left Lyndale Theater, a quaint, historic movie theater in Minneapolis, Minnesota that screened Most Likely To Succeed. The screening was part of a tour of America conducted by Ted Dintersmith, the film's executive producer, to rally people around the film and its message. That rallying call was the catalyst for a movement that lives on today.”
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By Carmen Elizabeth Tijerina, Inés de la Peña, and Bernardo Jesé Avendaño
por Carmen Elizabeth Tijerina, Inés de la Peña y Bernardo Jesé Avendaño
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by Guest Author: Drew Schrader (School Design Partner, Challenge Success)
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By Carmen Elizabeth Tijerina, Inés de la Peña, and Bernardo Jesé Avendaño
por Carmen Elizabeth Tijerina, Inés de la Peña y Bernardo Jesé Avendaño
by Guest Authors: Dr. Mark Hines & Michi Yorkston
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