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12/11/2007
Pastry team creates edible gingerbread village
Sales will benefit cancer society

By AMANDA LLEWELLYN
VIEW STAFF WRITER

Four hundred and twenty hours of labor, 350 pounds of sugar, 180 pounds of flour, 90 pounds of chocolate, 360 eggs and 180 pounds of honey are only a few of the ingredients needed to create pristine real estate property. At least that's the case at the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, 3960 Las Vegas Blvd. South, where 20 elegant properties are on display as part of the hotel's annual Gingerbread Village.

"Our pastry team spent endless hours on this project, as they do every year," said Erica Johnson-McElroy, director of public relations. "The detail is incredible, and everything is edible, from the mountains you see in the background to the sculpted figures placed throughout the village."

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12/11/2007
Synchronized swimming: Dive into holidays
City to hold annual pool show Thursday

By BROCK RADKE

VIEW STAFF WRITER

The popularity of synchronized swimming continues to grow among Las Vegas youth, and on Thursday, talented local swimmers will get to show off their skills at one of the biggest synchro events in town.

The city of Las Vegas Department of Leisure Services will hold its annual Holiday Synchronized Swimming and Springboard Diving Show starting at 6:30 p.m. that day at the Municipal Pool, located downtown at 431 E. Bonanza Road.

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12/11/2007
Colleges offer unique degree opportunities
Specialized programs give students one-of-a-kind work experience

By LAURA CARROLL
VIEW STAFF WRITER

Instead of falling under a generic umbrella, select college programs in Southern Nevada give students a more focused and specialized education tailored to their career goals.

The Art Institute of Las Vegas, 2350 Corporate Circle, launched its fashion and retail management bachelor's program in October with 13 registrants. In three years, students move through courses like color theory, retail operations, planning and buying, fashion show production, and concept and line development.

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in this issue...


WEDNESDAY ACTIVITIES
THIRIOT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Doughnuts for dad
Caucus countdown
LOUNGE SCENE
View Story
THINGS TO DO
RECREATION BRIEFS
Hotel on Mt. Charleston under new management
Residents fear giving up grass leads to growth
Students get fit at roadshow
High school students battle with robot creations
Dates may ripen unevenly
RLS support group starts up in valley
View Story
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FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
Anyone can be a star during karaoke night
Silverton moves forward with $130 million expansion to casino, resort
View Dining Guide
Local Gem and Mineral Society seeks beauty in rocks
Ho, Ho, Ho, Cowboy
EDUCATION NOTEBOOK
Light pros decorate homes for holidays
Synchronized swimming: Dive into holidays
Colleges offer unique degree opportunities




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