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1. RSVP to Attend our Free Information Session about the CSA Certificate Program, held once every quarter. Please click the link to attend the session of your choice below.
2. Audition! You may find your own monologue, or learn the one provided below, "Scary Sounding Words." If you find your own, please be sure it is under 2 minutes in length.
Sign up for your audition time (either 2/25 or 2/26) online: http://www.signupgenius.com/
3. You will either be offered placement in the program, or be offered feedback and the chance to audition again for the next quarter.
4. If you are not immediately offered placement, do not be discouraged! Some of our wonderful students auditioned more than once. While you are waiting to audition again, you might want to get started with some of our Weekly Workshops (no audition required).
5. Any questions, feel free to Write Us or call 720-233-4832. Thanks, and good luck!
3. You will either be offered placement in the program, or be offered feedback and the chance to audition again for the next quarter.
4. If you are not immediately offered placement, do not be discouraged! Some of our wonderful students auditioned more than once. While you are waiting to audition again, you might want to get started with some of our Weekly Workshops (no audition required).
5. Any questions, feel free to Write Us or call 720-233-4832. Thanks, and good luck!
It seems to me that some things are not properly named. When I go to the airport for example, it makes me nervous that the building where all the planes land and take off is called the terminal. My dictionary defines terminal as: leading ultimately to death. People who have a terminal illness are not expected to live. When I embark on a trip, I prefer to think I am going to reach my destination in good health. So why should I have to begin and end the flight in a building named terminal?
<Kids under 10 can stop here!>
Shot is another word that ought to be changed. Most people think of a shot as a bullet that flies out of a gun when the trigger is pulled. Animals die after being shot by hunters. In wartime, soldiers get shot. Getting shot hurts or even kills. So why in the world would the medical profession decide that vaccines should be called shots?
The word that makes me the most nervous is diet. Listen to the root sound in that. Die- et. Don’t people know that restricting calories can be harmful to their health?
I say we should ignore all words that sound scary. Down with diets and terminals and shots. Instead fill your vocabulary with words like puppies and rainbows and fudge.
*Please note this monologue comes from a published book of monologues. It is a good one - we like it because it is gender- and age-neutral so it is perfect for our purposes. Many thanks to the author and publisher, whose names I will post here as soon as I find the book again!
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