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Subject: Oh please... She's not perfect. Hannah doesn't have everything going for her.
Author: Maybe you need your ears checked.	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: Tuesday, July 05, 08:20:55am In reply to: Observer 's message, "Miss America" on Monday, July 04, 06:03:05am [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Oh please... She's not perfect. Hannah doesn't have everything going for her.

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Judges relook
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Date Posted: Wednesday, July 06, 06:06:35am

So glad somebody also noticed the past several years the State pageant has moved more towards men judges. Good or bad, this is not representative of the gender/contestants on the stage, Miss and Teen. I'm not sure that any other State level pageant has 4 of 5 men judges as we had this year, and a majority of men several of the past years. Maybe it's time to re-evaluate the way our State pageant judges coordinator selects judges, keeping in mind we have women on the stage not men.

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[> [> [> Subject: Majority of Men Judging needs to Change

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MD fan
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Date Posted: Thursday, July 07, 04:54:39pm

So glad others are also noticing that the past several years the State pageant has moved more towards men judges. Good or bad, this is not representative of the gender/contestants on the stage, Miss and Teen. I'm not sure that any other State level pageant has 4 of 5 men judges as we had this year, and a majority of men several of the past years. Maybe it's time to re-evaluate the way our State pageant judges coordinator selects judges, keeping in mind we have women on the stage not men. Maybe then we could have better chances of selecting winners that could realistically bring home the National titles.

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[> [> [> [> Subject: I see no problem what so ever with male panels, you don't run into jealous or bitter has beens that still wanna be.
Author: just sayin' [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Friday, July 08, 02:31:30am [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: I see no problem what so ever with male panels, you don't run into jealous or bitter has beens that still wanna be.

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Date Posted: Friday, July 08, 05:42:27am

Exactly! Besides female judges are more likely to have a preconceived notion about what is the best hair style and makeup. They would subconsciously expect their favorites to mimic their taste and style. Or they would go for a pageant - patty vs someone original. Males are more likely to look at overall presentation and beauty. They focus on impression vs picking " their own kind", like many women judges do.

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[> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: I see no problem what so ever with male panels, you don't run into jealous or bitter has beens that still wanna be.
Author: Frustrated MD Fan [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Saturday, July 09, 04:51:49pm We need to bring back having majority of women judges that have judged or participated in the Miss America system. They would most assuredly pick very competitive standouts for Miss and Teen of MOA caliber. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]