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        <![CDATA[Vice President of Second Stage Productions Lane Straub chats with some of the crew on "It’s a Wonderful
Life", Second Stage Productions first in-person show of the year, about the process of putting up a show in less than a month, working with Second Stage, and the perks of an entirely student run production. Performances are December 10th, 11th, and 12th in Studio 60
in the MSU Auditorium. You can check out their Facebook (Second Stage Productions MSU) or Instagram (@secondstagemsu) for more information.

Host: Lane Straub
Guests:
Mia Taylor
Hope Still
Quentin Nottage]]>
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Life", Second Stage Productions first in-person show of the year, about the process of putting up a show in less than a month, working with Second Stage, and the perks of an entirely student run production. Performances are December 10th, 11th, and 12th in Studio 60
in the MSU Auditorium. You can check out their Facebook (Second Stage Productions MSU) or Instagram (@secondstagemsu) for more information.

Host: Lane Straub
Guests:
Mia Taylor
Hope Still
Quentin Nottage]]>
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Host: Lane Straub
Guests:
Mia Taylor
Hope Still
Quentin Nottage</itunes:summary>
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