Re: Farewell to the "Graduates" of 2013 -- Miss California Unofficial Message Board

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Subject: Re: Farewell to the "Graduates" of 2013

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Date Posted: 06:54:46 07/30/13 Tue
In reply to: Ernie Koneck 's message, "Farewell to the "Graduates" of 2013" on 19:49:04 07/08/13 Mon

Why don't they change the age of the teens and Miss . Seems like the Teens should be teen (to age 19) and extend the Miss age. Is that how the USA pageant is????

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[> [> Subject: A nineteen yo is not a teen. She is in her second year of college, has already voted, and is not in touch with teen issues (going to prom, etc). She has more physically and common with a 23-year-old young woman then with a 14-year-old girl who may not have menstruated yet.
Author: Extend the age of Miss but not teen. [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 08:15:32 07/30/13 Tue [ Post a Reply to This Message ]