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Subject: Successful entertainment, education, or pageant experience is a must.


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Date Posted: 04:46:55 08/10/07 Fri
In reply to: There's been much negative talk regarding the judges used at North East Star. 's message, "What qualifications should a pageant judge possess?" on 13:49:02 08/09/07 Thu

Judges do not necessarily have to be current or former pageant queens, but they should know something about pageantry (director, coach, committee), stage presence, or for the little ones, have experience with children such as being a teacher. In my opinion, and from talking with others, it is difficult to be objective when a judge knows many of the contestants. I think this was part of the problem that people had with Northeast Star. The former dance teacher and pageant director had met several of the girls at Little Miss and Miss International, and she was also the dance teacher of the director. Many people had the pre-conceived idea (correct or not) that she wanted her student's students to win talent. Personally, I think the outcomes were fair. It is very difficult to find people to volunteer to judge pageants in rural areas, especially people who don't know any of the contestants. I do wonder if the outcomes would have been different if the 2 judges who couldn't attend had been there, as it is often said, Different judges, different outcome. However, the directors did the best they could to not cancel the pageant.

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[> [> Subject: I agree. Some sort of pageant affiliation is a must.The only pageant I know of that doesn't use a qualified judge is


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Miss 4th of July in Eastport...sailors just into port judge the girls of all ages. Creepy.
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Date Posted: 20:56:31 08/11/07 Sat

[> [> [> Subject: I agree. That is creepy! Have they always done it that way?


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Is it just judged on beauty?
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Date Posted: 14:13:03 08/20/07 Mon


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