COMING IN THE MAY 2004 ISSUE OF PAGEANTRY MAGAZINE

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Miss USA
Catch the inside scoop of the televised Miss USA competition on NBC as Susie Castillo crowns her successor.

MODELING:
IMTA/Barbizon Conventions
Fly to LA and meet the stars of tomorrow as they compete in the IMTA West Coast national convention. Also, follow us as we search for the country's most glamorous models during the Barbizon Modeling national competition.

Pageants on the Internet
Pageants are what Pageantry magazine is all about. Explore the many beauty pageant web sites on the Internet as WebWatch reviews the best online competition sites.

PLUS: CELEBRITY SPOTLIGHT • MAKEUP TIPS • ETIQUETTE • PAGEANT PATTER • FITNESS & HEALTH • PAGEANT POINTERS • TALENT WATCH • JUDGING CRITERIA • WEB WATCH • BREAKING INTO SHOWBIZ • WATCHING THE WINNERS • COMPETITION CLIPS
...and much more!

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MODELING TIPS
VIDEO: Working The
Runway
BOOK: The New York
Model's Black Book
BOOK: The Modeling
Handbook
BOOK: First Option: A
Directory of Legitimate
U.S. Modeling Agencies
MAAI: A Close Look
at Modeling
IMTA/Barbizon
Modeling: How One
Parent Started Her
Children