Taylor Swift may end up singing at the Massachusetts School for the Deaf. Apparently, somebody thought it would be funny to get her to sing at a deaf school. So, the jokesters are ballot stuffing to try to make it happen. The Internet contest pits schools against one another. The school with the highest online vote total gets a performance from the 22-year-old country singer. Right now, Massachusetts’ Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is in the lead. The official rules, however, allow Swift to opt out, if she wants to do so. The music departments of the five schools that finish with the most votes will get $10,000 grants.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Pranksters may Bring Taylor Swift to Deaf School
Taylor Swift may end up singing at the Massachusetts School for the Deaf. Apparently, somebody thought it would be funny to get her to sing at a deaf school. So, the jokesters are ballot stuffing to try to make it happen. The Internet contest pits schools against one another. The school with the highest online vote total gets a performance from the 22-year-old country singer. Right now, Massachusetts’ Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is in the lead. The official rules, however, allow Swift to opt out, if she wants to do so. The music departments of the five schools that finish with the most votes will get $10,000 grants.
