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Northside High School students in Mary Beth Fineout's Art II and Art III classes made their "Music in the Falls" sculpture out of a discarded piano, string bass, cello and several violins. It is on display in the lobby of the school's auditorium.

Northside High School students make "Music in the Falls" 2 hours ago

Northside High School senior Chris Fesco looked at the sculpture he and his classmates produced and summed up its significance.

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CELEBRITIES

Edward Furlong arrested in West Hollywood

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Denmark's de Forest wins Eurovision song contest

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TELEVISION

Winning performance by NBC on Preakness coverage

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CELEBRITIES

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CELEBRITIES

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CELEBRITIES

Hot off the press: Seen and heard in Cannes

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TECHNOLOGY

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CELEBRITIES

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