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October 2, 2008
Hope Anderson crowned Miss University of Louisiana at Monroe 2009
Hope Anderson, a 20-year-old junior and mass communications major from Monroe, was crowned Miss University of Louisiana at Monroe 2009 at the 56th Annual Miss 不良研究所 Pageant Oct. 2 in Brown Auditorium.
After winning the crown, Anderson said, 鈥淭his means the world to me. I am so excited, and I can鈥檛 wait to work hard for Miss Louisiana.鈥�
Anderson, the daughter of Alan and Onna Gallagher and of Mike and Brenda Anderson, also won People鈥檚 Choice, Interview, Swimsuit , Talent and Evening Gown. Her talent is dance/ballet en pointe to 鈥淎ccentuate the Positive.鈥� She will receive a tuition scholarship, a private, on-campus apartment, a bookstore award, a meal for plan for two semester given by Campus Activities Board, and a $4,000 cash award given by Student Government Association.
Other winners include:
First runner-up: Karmen Rubin, a 20-year-old junior and health studies management and marketing major from Shreveport, is the daughter of Peter Rubin and Vancell Williams. Her platform is 鈥淚 Vote: The Power of American Democracy.鈥� Rubin鈥檚 talent is dance; she performs to 鈥淧.Y.T.鈥� Rubin will receive a tuition scholarship for two semesters, awarded by CAB.
Second runner-up and winner of Miss Congeniality: Lindsey Eickman, a 20-year-old junior and construction management major from Garland, Texas, is the daughter of Scott and Mary Eickman. Her platform is 鈥淟eaving a Legacy: The Importance of Campus Involvement.鈥� Eickman鈥檚 talent is vocal; she performs 鈥淚 Could Have Danced All Night.鈥� Eickman will receive a $250 scholarship, awarded by CAB.
Third runner-up and winner of Advertisement Sales: Jada Freeland, a 21-year-old junior and biology major from Rayville, is the daughter of Richard and Laura Lee Freeland. Her platform is 鈥淓ncouraging Self-Confidence in Adolescent Girls.鈥� Her talent is jazz dance; she performs to 鈥淟ife of the Party.鈥� Freeland will receive a $250 scholarship, awarded by CAB.
Fourth runner-up: Jennifer Free, a 19-year-old sophomore and music major from Rayville, is the daughter of Rose Marie and Michael Free. Her platform is 鈥淎merican Cancer Society.鈥� Free鈥檚 talent is vocal; she performs 鈥淥 Mio Babbino Caro.鈥� Free will receive a $750 scholarship, given by SGA.
Winner of Non-Finalist Academic Award: Allison Rawls of Bossier City, an 18-year-old freshman and marketing major from Bossier City, is the daughter of Shona and Vince Laboy and of Edward and Larna Rawls. Her platform is 鈥淐hildren鈥檚 Miracle Network.鈥� Rawls鈥� talent is poem recitation; She performs 鈥淧henomenal Woman鈥� by Maya Angelou. Rawls will receive a a $250 scholarship, awarded by SGA.
More about the participants:
Julie Morton, a 19-year-old sophomore and pre-dental hygiene major from Hamburg, Ark., is the daughter of Sandra and Dickey Morton. Her platform is 鈥淏reast Cancer Awareness.鈥� Morton鈥檚 talent is dance; she performs to a rendition of 鈥淏oogie Woogie Bugle Boy.鈥�
Tiffani Terrell, a 19-year-old sophomore and biology major from West Monroe, is the daughter of Sandy and Julian Terrell. Her platform is 鈥淗umane Society.鈥� Terrell鈥檚 talent is jazz dance; she performs to 鈥淒iamonds Are a Girl鈥檚 Best Friend.鈥�
Kandice Williams, a 21-year-old senior and mass communications major from Monroe, is the daughter of Janice and James Williams. Her platform is 鈥淧romoting Youth Leadership.鈥� Williams鈥� talent is flag twirling.
Miss 不良研究所 serves as the official hostess of 不良研究所 and represents the school at the Miss Louisiana Pageant.
For more information about the Miss 不良研究所 pageant, contact: (318) 342-5292.
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