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Subject: They could've meant that Miss America could use some diversity, which I agree with.

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Date Posted: 08:50:39 02/20/09 Fri
In reply to: Come, on people...really? 's message, "That's something I don't understand. How can you say that you think she's what the MA system needs when all you've seen is her headshot.I'm not saying she isn't...but how can you say that? Doesn't make much sense to me." on 13:25:37 02/19/09 Thu

>>Nine contestants will vie for the 2009 Miss Bay
>>Village Scholarship Program at 7 p.m. Feb. 28 at Bay
>>High School's auditorium, 29230 Wolf Road.
>>
>>The winner of Miss Bay Village will be awarded a $500
>>scholarship for her college or graduate school
>>education. Additional awards will also be awarded for
>>over-all winners in interview, swimsuit and talent.
>>
>>The new Miss Bay Village will go on to compete for the
>>title of Miss Ohio in June, in Mansfield, OH. The
>>winner of the state pageant will represent Ohio at the
>>Miss America Pageant.
>>
>>The Miss Bay Village Scholarship Program is an
>>official Miss America preliminary competition. The
>>Miss America Organization isone of the nation's
>>leading achievement programs and the world's largest
>>provider of scholarship assistance for young women.
>>
>>Last year, the Miss America Organization and its state
>>and local organizations donated more than $45 million
>>in cash andscholarship assistance.
>>
>>This years contestants include Jen Ciccone,
>>23-years-old from Poland, Sherry El Sakr, 22-years-old
>>from Strongsville, Krystle Formosa, 22-years-old from
>>Brookpark, Hollie Hongosh, 20-years-old from Olmsted
>>Township, Alicia Huyghe, 21-years-old from
>>Uhrichesville, Jackie Jerlecki, 20-years-old from
>>Goshen, IN, Ashley Miller, 18-years-old from Patriot,
>>Maria Minnick, 19-years-old from Waterville, and Emily
>>Pheils, 19-years-old from Rossford.
>>
>>For more information contact Executive Director Jay E.
>>Jesensky at missbayvillage@missohio.org or (440)
>>871-8018.
>>
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I can see both sides - I think she's good for this pageant system because she's drop dead gorgeous without looking like a pageant patty or soccer mom. On the other hand, I also hate when people pick winners just based on pictures; we have no idea what her talent, interview or even her stage presence are like. Bebe 00:57:58 02/22/09 Sun