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Miss Indian Teen dreams of rapping
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2001 This year, Danielle DeClay presented an award at the fourth annual Native American Music Awards. Next year, she hopes to be getting one. Currently Miss Indian Teen World, the 18-year-old student from Arizona plans on shedding the title for a potentially more lucrative one. She wants to be a rapper. DeClay attends Scottsdale Community College. Get the Story:
Indian artists honored with music awards (AP 10/22)
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