Ashley Gil

Erica Dugas

Melba Hoffpauir

Rutanya Young

Someone doing an Ordinary thing in a CREATIVE way.

This man performed in the ULL Fashion show. He took Crown Royal bags and made a creative costume!

Flexibility

Art form in an unlikely setting.

This crawfish hole represents art in an unlikely setting due to the fact that it was found in a barnyard.

A problem being solved in an “Original” way.

This man has a real problem, his dog dug holes throughout the yard. His solution was to till the dirt with a tiller.

Something Shakespeare would write about.

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A problem that needs to be solved.

Basis for a Mozart composition

This young child is creating music by using the handle of a paint brush and sliding it up and down a metal door as if he’s playing a washboard instrument.

Tim McGra

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WHAT?

Joan McCarthy 2011 Acadiana Race for the Cure chairperson, said she got involved with the charity after being diagnosed

with breast cancer WHY?

“Just about everybody has

been touched by breast cancer and knows somebody that has had the disease. "People

come out to support those with it and honor those who have not won

the battle."

HOW?McCarthy said the registration fees — which ranged from $20 to $30 — fund local efforts to battle breast cancer. She said 75 percent of the funds will stay in the six Acadiana parishes her group serves to provide screenings, treatment and education grants. The other 25 percent goes to national research.McCarthy said planning for next year's event start in May, and volunteers wanting to be involved can contact the organization directly to donate time and effort.The event is a great cause that allows young and old survivors alike to connect and share experiences.

WHEN?

7 years ago

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