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The beach, pond and dump speak at LU’s St. Maarten Day assembly. | SMN News

November 10, 2019

The beach, pond and dump speak at LU’s St. Maarten Day assembly. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Learning Unlimited Preparatory School (LU) on Friday held its St. Maarten Day Assembly under the theme “Clean Up St. Maarten” and featured as special guests a beach, the Great Salt Pond and the Philipsburg Landfill more popularly known as the dump.

While a majority of the program featured performances LU’s students, three of the school’s teachers performed shorts skits as a beach, the pond and the dump decrying how they are treated on a regular basis. The dialogue between the beach and the pond focused on how each was being treated. In the beach’s case, the


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