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A STAPLE IN ANTI-BULLYING
SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES |
Fall/Winter 2007-08 |
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Cary Trivanovich's most requested topic for school
assemblies nationwide is his
"Choose Character Over Bullying"
assembly program. Although Cary speaks on a
variety of important and relevant topics ranging
from Peer Leadership and Drug Awareness
to
The Power and Significance of the Arts,
9 out of 10 schools contact Cary to address
bullying. Bullying is the nation's
number 1 concern in schools. Most interesting
to note is Cary's history on this assembly program.
Cary has been speaking to
students about bullying
for over two decades - since long before the
word "Bullying" came to the forefront to coin a title for the
problem. When Cary added a message to his
already established school assembly performance
early in his career, his intention was merely to encourage the
students who were victims of the "mean kids" at
school. Because of Cary's inspiring message on
the subject, as well as his uncanny connection with
kids and teens, Cary became known for this unique
and much needed message. Little did he know
that one day he would be one of America's leading school
assembly programs on Bullying. |
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A STANDOUT ASSEMBLY KEYNOTE
AT
BEVERLY HILLS HIGH SCHOOL |
Spring/Summer 2007 |
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Cary Trivanovich ended the 2006/07 school year as the keynote
speaker for Career Day at Beverly Hills High School, perhaps
the most elaborate and sophisticated high school career day
in America, as their students visited with over 140 top
professionals and celebrities from the movie/entertainment
capitol of the world. The reaction to Cary Trivanovich from students and
staff was outstanding, in the words of one staff member, "The
keynote speaker was one of the best of my almost 30 year
career... WOW - powerful!" |
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Cary performing his noted
dramatic Gift of Life at the
Banff Centre for the Arts
in Banff, Alberta, Canada |
THE POWER AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ARTS:
A NEW LECTURE TO INSPIRE YOUNG ARTSTS |
Fall/Winter 2006-07 |
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Several years
ago at a storytelling festival, after Cary Trivanovich tried
his hand at a dramatic pantomime as apposed to his standard
comedy performance, a woman came up to him afterwards in
tears telling him that it was the most moving performance
she had ever seen on any stage. This shed a profound
light on Cary, where he realized that there is a difference
between entertainment and art: Entertainment pleases the
senses, art touches the heart.
This resulted in Cary's
groundbreaking lecture/performance presentation which sets forth that the arts have life-changing power and
significance when truth about what it means to be human is revealed to the heart.
Cary's lecture is preceded with a short performance, which substantiates
the lecture. Further information about this lecture can
be found at
artslecture.com. Cary now has an adapted variation
of this lecture for all school levels and genres of the
arts, inspiring students to realize their potential as
artists to touch lives. |
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