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Department of Japanese Language and Literature
Nurturing True Internationalists, and Bringing Japanese Language and Culture to the World.
The Japanese Language and Literature program teaches the language, literature, and culture of Japan, with its long history of depth and permanence. Linguistic research focuses on Japanese literature, and is published internationally as a means of promoting Japanese language and culture. Through the study of Japanese literary works, both past and present, students are able to learn the finer points, and the beauty of Japanese, and to become Japanese citizens proud and able to be the core of the Japan's next generation.
Department of English
All Students at the Branch School in the US (MWI) are Foreign Students, with Dramatic Improvements in English Skills.
All English Cultural Studies students at US campus are immersed daily in a world of native English speakers, with dramatic improvements in English skills.
Even greater improvements come through the ACE (Advanced Course of English) program.
Exchange programs, dual degrees, entry to overseas graduate schools, and employment in international organizations and foreign companies operating in Japan.
At the leading edge of these opportunities are women with the knowledge and English abilities to move comfortably in the international world.
Department of Education
Nurturing Female Educators with Sensitivity, Humanity, and Creativity.
Based on these principles, the Department of Education provides a curriculum for a range of teaching qualifications, and trains teachers (primary school, kindergarten, special school) and childcare workers with a sense of mission. Under the current employment conditions, the department continually boasts a high pass rate in employment examinations, and its graduate female educators are employed in many primary schools, kindergartens, nurseries, and special schools.
Department of Psychology and Social Welfare
An Expansive View of Psychology and Welfare
Specialization within the course system
The Psychology and Social Welfare Department nurtures personnel with the theory and practical abilities needed in an affluent society.
Active support for acquisition of qualifications (e.g. Certified Psychologist, Social Welfare Counselor, Mental Health Welfare Professional, Grade 1 Secondary School Teacher (welfare), Welfare Recreation Worker).
Department of Health and Sports Sciences
Become a Sports Instructor Active Over a Wide Range of Activities.
Training top-level sports instructors for work in schools, industry, and regional society. Seeking the appropriate method of instruction based on current sports technology and medical theory, and studying exercise and sports in the fields of health and competition in a scientific, specialized, and practical manner.
Department of Human Environmental Sciences
Towards a Truly Better Environment for Living.
Our living environment is comprised of the things and situations that surround us. The closest to human beings is clothing, followed by the articles we use in our daily lives, the interior of our homes, and our living space, and beyond that, our buildings, towns, and cities. The Department of Human Environmental Sciences focuses broadly on the relationship between ourselves and the diverse objects and concepts that comprise our living environment.
Department of Food Science and Nutrition
Training National Registered Dietitians - the Experts in Color and Health.
'Food' is an important key to maintaining health. National Registered Dietitians hold the only national qualification to specialize in food and health, and are the acknowledged experts in this area. The department considers our food environment as it changes over time, and within this context, trains National Registered Dietitians able to respond to the needs of society.
Department of Informatics and Mediology
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Information reaches us through a wide range of media - text, photos, music, film, books, TV, and the Internet. At the Department of Informatics and Mediology, we use the media to contribute to an abundant lifestyle without becoming a media slave, while at the same time nurturing personal creativity.
Department of Architecture
This department trains future architects. The students attend classes in the historic building, "Old Koshien Hotel," the design of which follows that of the school of Frank Lloyd Wright. Sufficient facilities such as studios and ateliers for design practice are provided.
A small-group class system is adopted. Design practice, which takes up more than half of the total number of classes, and field work carried out once a week help improve students' expertise. This department adopts an integrated six-year curriculum, and the educational method of professional schools is practiced, in line with the world standard of education for architects.
Department of Performing Arts
Nurturing Musicians and Leaders Able to Contribute to Progress in Literature and Society.
Raising the level of basic skills in music to nurture musicians and leaders able to play an active role following graduation. One-to-one lessons enable thorough and specialized guidance to polish the student's performance technique and enhance sensitivity in a program designed to respect and enhance student individuality. Students selected through auditions are provided with periodic opportunities to participate in performances, and in concerts at the Koshien Hall. Making the most of the characteristics of a general university, development of the individual incorporates not only musical knowledge, but also a wide-ranging education to impart a comprehensive general knowledge.
Department of Applied Music
Development of Musical Specialists to Contribute to Society.
Developing individuals with a wide-ranging knowledge in the field of music, and an understanding of the possibilities of music in contributions to society. This comprehensive approach covers music therapy, art management, and life-long learning. The department has a small student body to ensure a full and comprehensive leaning environment.
Department of Pharmacy
Training Pharmacists with a Well-developed Theoretical Approach and Clinical Abilities.
The School of Pharmacy reached its 50th year in 2012. In this half-century of operation, the School has sent more than 10,000 pharmacists out into the world. The majority of graduates are active in a wide range of fields, notably medical institutions. The School's track record in training pharmacists, and its accumulated knowledge, are behind the School's 50 years of history, a history supporting the 6-year program to produce pharmacists with a well-developed moral sense, and superior clinical skills.
Department of Health and Bio-pharmaceutical Sciences
A flexible Curriculum Encouraging and Developing an Inquisitive Mind Able to Contribute to Life and Health.
Significant changes have been made in the curriculum of the Department of Health and Bio-Pharmaceutical Sciences to ensure comprehensive development of personnel studying pharmaceuticals as a means of maintaining health and contributing to society. Firstly, the number of elective subjects has been increased, with 12 elected model programs suited to individual characteristics and interests being proposed. These programs are designed for a natural personal development and extension towards the future. A foundation able to support firm and well-defined practical abilities is needed to function actively as an expert in one's chosen field. With this in mind, fundamental subjects linked to practical studies are provided in the first year. These involve mutual study in small groups, allowing study at one's own pace. The true ability and self-confidence to play an active role in society is nurtured through these activities.


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The people of this region spoke many languages that in some cases were the common factor that bound them together, but often there were other ties such as family and relationships based on shared labor, including fishing, the basis of their diets. These two features held in common were key elements in determining political relationships at the village level. The village consisted of a group of people with a shared desire to follow a particular head-man while performing specific tasks essential to survival. Salmon fishing was such an important activity to the survival of these people that their sociopolitical organization was often based upon task grouping. This was a method of forming their communities based on specific tasks and the skills necessary to perform the tasks (Miller, 2003, 10, 11).
Usually village residents were related by blood-lines, to some extent, but also were interrelated with residents of other villages. The villagers usually remained with their village while it suited them—politically, socially, or economically—but were free to move from village to village at will. For example, if a village fell on hard times due to a shortage of roots or berries in a specific area, many of the villagers might find fault with the local headman and migrate to a more prosperous village. One might also move to be nearer a close friend or relative. The size and makeup of the village were generally determined by the needs of cooperative labor to perform a specific task. The interaction of a number of villages made up a tribe, and tribes often allied themselves for survival. The larger units were more loosely arranged and less permanent (Miller, 2003, 10, 11).
As a staple food, salmon were so important to the Native peoples of this region that the fish was held in high spiritual esteem. As a way of guaranteeing that the fish would return in abundance, the First Fish ceremony was performed throughout the Northwest by the peoples who depended on the return of the annual salmon runs. Daniel Boxberger, an anthropologist who has done extensive studies on the Lummi of northern Puget Sound offered this description:
The first salmon was treated as a special guest in the village. After it had been honored and every member of the village had partaken of a small portion of its flesh, its bones would be returned to the water, where it would resume its previous form and go tell the other salmon how well it had been treated. The salmon would then allow the Lummis to capture them (Boxberger, 1989, 18).
Andy Fernando describes the First Fish ceremony of the Skagit Indians of northwestern Washington State in detail, explaining the role of the villagers who participated and the First Fish as having " . . . fulfilled their duty, prescribed by the great spirit. The salmon had returned to the appointed time and place, the villagers had faithfully honored the salmon in sharing and ceremony. The people thereby assured themselves of a good season, and the harvest could begin" (Hurtado, 1994, 529–530).
Social status and social interaction were linked to salmon fishing as a method of exhibiting skill and of generosity by providing the food for social and religious gatherings. In Fernando's description of the First Fish ceremony, he explains that "[t]he entire village would gather together and appoint fishermen to each catch one salmon—no more [for the purpose of the ceremony]." Prior to the ceremony being performed and the salmon being honored, no one was allowed to participate in any fishing activities purely for the sake of catching fish (Fernando, 1998, 529).
In his discussion of the receiving of a guardian spirit by a member of a task group, Miller gives an example of the importance of that member's ability to catch fish and how that individuals' contribution affected the band in the task-group system:
. . . if a band had a large number of people who were granted strong fishing powers, this would be its predominant activity in the task group system . . . [T]hus, [that group was] most likely to play a leading role in economic and social life. Even such social activities as gift giving played a part in identifying the economic role of the host group. Not only did the giving of gifts indicate that a host band was capable of generating a surplus; the nature of the gifts (baskets, dried fish, etc.) identified the group's particular economic strengths (Miller, 2003, 20).
Most of the technology of the Indians of the Pacific Northwest was based on a need to catch fish—mainly salmon. Salmon were undoubtedly the most important food staple and economic resource of the Straits Salish, who inhabited the Puget Sound area. One estimate of the pre-contact, per-capita consumption of salmon is as high as 600 pounds annually among the Lummis (Boxberger, 1989, 13). This level of fish consumption required very efficient fishing technology, intense cooperation of labor, and private property boundaries. Boxberger explained this system:
The precapitalist fishing economy of the Straits Salish was a complex interaction between free-access resources and locations held in trust by individuals for a larger kin group. A man was guaranteed access to fishing locations as far as his (and his wife's) kinship networks extended . . .. The two most productive forms of traditional Straits Salish salmon fishing, reef netting and weir fishing, both required a great deal of labor and organization. Both reef net and weir sites were owned and controlled by individuals on behalf of a larger kin group . . . [A]lthough a weir might be owned by a kin group, everyone had a right to take fish from it (Boxberger, 1989, 13).
Boxberger uses the Lummis to illustrate the economic dilemma of most Native peoples when it comes to commercial salmon fishing:
In the western Washington fishery the massive capital outlays and subsequent technological advances displaced the small operations and increasingly restricted Indian access to the resource. Though the tribal resources were developed, the Lummi tribe became underdeveloped. As fisherfolk, the Lummis were incorporated into the capitalist system to provide raw materials for the processors and labor for the processing sector. Once they entered the dominant economy there was no turning back, for when their labor and resources were no longer needed they were still dependent on the dominant economy though no longer able to participate (Boxberger, 1989, 6).
In modern times, many Indians of the Pacific Northwest fish with modern fishing gear and, after decades of court battles having finally won rulings in their favor, fish in the "usual and accustomed" fishing areas guaranteed them by the treaties of the 1850s. The Lummis, for example, now fish Puget Sound and its tributary streams using modern gill nets and purse seine boats requiring a high capital investment on a commercial basis, as well as using traditional methods of fishing for subsistence use (Boxberger, 1989, 167). Either way, salmon has retained its social, economic, and spiritual significance for most Indians in the Pacific Northwest.
Daniel R. Gibbs
Further Reading
Boxberger, Daniel L. 1989. To Fish in Common: The Ethnohistory of Lummi Indian Salmon Fishing. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.; Evans, Sterling, ed. 2002. American Indians in American History: 1870–2001. A Companion Reader. Westport. CN: Praeger.; Fernando, Andy. 1994. "On the Importance of Fishing Rights in the Northwest, 1984." In Major Problems in American Indian History. Edited by Albert L. Hurtado and Peter Iverson. Lexington, MA: D. C. Heath and Company; Iverson, Peter. 1998. We Are Still Here: American Indians in the Twentieth Century. The American History Series. Wheeling, IL: Harlan Davidson; Miller, Christopher. 2003. Prophetic Worlds: Indians and Whites on the Columbia Plateau. Seattle: University of Washington Press.; Nikel-Zueger, Manuel. 2003. Saving Salmon the American Indian Way. A case study in a series. Bozeman, MT: Property and Environment Research Center.

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Although malignancy has been reported in thyroglossal cysts, synchronous occurrence of two malignancies is extremely rare.
Case Report
A case of concurrent papillary and squamous carcinoma arising in the thyroglossal cyst is presented here.
Papillary and squamous carcinoma simultaneously occurring in a thyroglossal cyst is rarely diagnosed prior to surgery and pose a therapeutic dilemma. In view of the extreme rarity of the condition, controversies do exist regarding the optimal strategy to be adopted. The ideal procedure needs to be individually tailored and involve a combination of surgery, radio ablation, thyroid suppression and external radiotherapy.
Keywords:Papillary; Carcinoma; Squamous; Thyroglossal Cyst; Sistrunk's procedure, Thyroidectomy; Tumor; Neoplasm
Malignant neoplasms rarely arise in thyroglossal cysts [1,2]. Papillary carcinoma predominates among them. Squamous carcinoma accounts for only 5 % of the cases [3]. Only two cases of concurrent papillary and squamous carcinoma have been reported so far [4,5]. Lack of an accurate preoperative diagnosis, rarity of the condition, and the possibility of an associated thyroid malignancy duly contribute to the confusion regarding the optimal management of this condition. We present one such case and discuss the various therapeutic options.
Case Report
A 48-year-old man presented with a swelling in the front of neck for past one year associated with a recent increase in size and hoarseness of voice. On examination, he was found to have a 5 × 6 cm cystic, non-transilluminant swelling below the hyoid, which moved with deglutition and protrusion of tongue but had restricted intrinsic mobility. Indirect laryngoscopic examination was unremarkable. Fine needle aspiration cytology was carried out which revealed thyroglossal cyst. Routine hematological and biochemical investigations and chest X roentgenogram were normal.
With a preoperative diagnosis of thyroglossal cyst, Sistrunk's procedure was planned. On exploration of the neck at surgery he was found to have two cystic swellings intimately related to each other, one was in the midline and the other was laterally placed. The latter was intimately related to the thyroid gland and adherent to the carotid sheath, strap muscles and the laryngeal apparatus. There was no regional lymphadenopathy. The swelling was meticulously dissected free from the carotid sheath and the laryngeal apparatus and was excised along with a portion of the strap muscles. A near total thyroidectomy was also performed. The right recurrent laryngeal nerve could not be identified at surgery and was presumed sacrificed during the procedure. The patient developed stridor in the immediate postoperative period, which necessitated endotracheal re-intubation but resolved later with conservative measures.
Histopathology of the resected specimen showed distinct foci of papillary carcinoma ([Figure 1) and squamous carcinoma (Figure 2) in the lateral cystic swelling and a normal thyroid gland. The midline swelling was found to have inflammatory tissue only. The patient was put on suppressive dose of thyroxin. Thyroid scintigraphy, radioiodine ablation of remnant thyroid and external beam radiotherapy to the tumor bed was planned however; the patient was lost to follow-up.
Figure 1. photomicrograph showing tumor cells with uniform opened out nucleus arranged in a papillary pattern. Psammoma bodies are seen. [Hematoxylin and Eosin ×200]
Figure 2. photomicrograph showing sheets of tumor cells with eosinophilic cytoplasm and hyperchromatic nucleus. Keratin pearl formation is seen. [Hematoxylin and Eosin ×200]
Thyroglossal cysts are the most common non-odontogenic cyst in the neck and are presents in approximately 7% of the general population [1,6]. Primary carcinoma, on the other hand, is rare and is seen in less than 1% of cases [1,2]. Although rapid increase in size, dysphagia, hoarseness of voice and pain may be harbingers of malignancy, the diagnosis is usually based on pathological examination of the cyst [1,7-12]. Preoperative evaluation of thyroglossal duct cyst includes a thorough head and neck examination, palpation of thyroid gland, thyroid function tests and a thyroid scan if there is a suspicion of an ectopic thyroid gland or a mass is palpable within the cyst, thyroid gland or in the neck [9]. An ultrasound examination may aid in the diagnosis of malignancy by demonstrating a mural nodule, calcification or lymph node metastases [13]. Computerized tomography has also been used for the same purpose but a previously infected cyst with thickened walls, presence of ectopic thyroid tissue within the cyst as well as a congenital dermoid cyst with debris may mimic malignancy [14]. Papillary carcinoma accounts for more than 90% of all cases and squamous carcinoma is seen in only 5% of cases [3]. Concurrent papillary and squamous carcinoma arising in thyroglossal cyst is extremely rare and only two cases have been reported so far [4,5]. In the case described, as the foci of papillary and squamous carcinoma are separate and distinct, it is unlikely that the latter arose from squamous metaplasia of the papillary carcinomatous component.
The prognosis of papillary carcinoma arising in a thyroglossal cyst is good and is similar to that of papillary carcinoma of thyroid gland having cure rates in excess of 95 % [9,15]. Sistrunk's procedure is preferred to simple excision and would suffice if the thyroid gland was found to be normal and negative margins can be achieved [16]. If the thyroid and lymph nodes are grossly normal during the procedure, a postoperative thyroid scan is recommended. However, if thyroid nodules are palpable peroperatively, or the pre or postoperative thyroid scan is abnormal, thyroidectomy is warranted [17,18]. In the present case, as the lesion was intimately related to the thyroid gland and given the 10 – 14 % risk of another focus of carcinoma in the thyroid gland, we decided to carry out a near total thyroidectomy. Lymphadenopathy on the other hand is found only in 8% of the cases, hence only the significant involvement of regional lymph nodes necessitates a modified radical neck dissection [3,10]. Central compartment dissection should also be considered in view of the fact that these lymph nodes may be involved in the absence of concomitant foci of malignancy in the thyroid gland [13]. Recurrence rates are lowest when total ablation of thyroid tissue is achieved and therefore thyroidectomy followed by radioiodine ablation should be considered especially if tumor recurrence or metastasis occurs [9]. Ultrasound examination of the neck as well as plasma thyroglobulin estimation may be helpful in detecting recurrence. Thyroid suppression is recommended for all patients with papillary carcinoma of thyroglossal cyst regardless of the presence of a normal thyroid scan or whether the patient had a thyroidectomy or not [9,11,19,20].
Patients with squamous carcinoma arising in a thyroglossal cyst have a poorer prognosis and therefore should be treated with Sistrunk's procedure and postoperative external beam radiotherapy to both sides of the neck even in the absence of regional lymphadenopathy [9,21].
This case is reported in view of the extreme rarity and to highlight the therapeutic options in the management of malignancies arising in thyroglossal cysts.
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Prep football: CSN, Estero may switch FHSAA classifications next year
Collier County
Class 7A
Gulf Coast 1,955
Class 6A
Palmetto Ridge 1,871
Barron Collier 1,766
Naples 1,618
Class 5A
Golden Gate 1562
Lely 1,508
Immokalee 1,407
Class 3A
Community School 345
Class 2A
St. John Neumann 213
First Baptist 171
Marco Island Academy 104
Lee County
Class 7A
Riverdale 1,978
Class 6A
Fort Myers 1,886
Lehigh 1,834
South Fort Myers 1,819
Ida Baker 1,695
East Lee 1,650
Island Coast 1,645
North Fort Myers 1,628
Estero 1,623
Class 5A
Cape Coral 1,570
Mariner 1473
Class 4A
Dunbar 971
Gateway Charter 745
Class 3A
Bishop Verot 620
Class 2A
Evangelical Christian 225
Southwest Florida Christian 152
Oasis 681
Several Southwest Florida high school football teams could be in new classifications next season based on the enrollment report released Wednesday by the Florida High School Athletic Association.
If the FHSAA keeps its eight football classifications divided by the same student populations, Community School and Estero would move up in class next season. The Seahawks would be in Class 3A, while Estero would go to 6A.
Coaches of both programs said they would possibly petition the state to stay in the lower classes. Community School wants to stay in 2A to avoid lengthy road trips while Estero, which had its first winning record in more than a decade this season, wants to be in 5A to remain competitive.
"The closest 3A teams would be way up near Tampa," Seahawks coach Damon Jones said. "That would really put a burden on us. The state has always been good, especially these days, about being conscientious about the economy of high school sports."
The FHSAA report lists the population of all its member schools. The website FloridaHSFootball.com took the newest enrollments of the 502 schools with football teams and plugged them into the FHSAA's current classification guidelines to come up with the proposed alignments for next year.
FHSAA spokesman Corey Sobers said the enrollment breakdowns will remain the same as long as the board of directors don't vote to change them.
Community School's enrollment is 345 students, up from 270 when the FHSAA last reclassified in 2010. The Seahawks' nearest 3A opponents would be Bishop Verot in Fort Myers and Cardinal Mooney in Sarasota. The next closest teams would be in Tampa or Miami.
Jones said the enrollment figure includes Community School's middle school students. Currently 2A is for schools with 280 students or fewer.
"I wouldn't want to go all the way (to Tampa)," Jones said. "We'd have to drive past 50 schools just because we have 40 more kids than them."
Estero coach Rich Dombroski was anticipating a realignment, but he thought the Wildcats would move into Collier County's three-team 5A district. Instead, with 1,623 students, Estero is 53 students over the current FHSAA threshold for 5A of 1580.
"I'm going to have to get my principal to start kicking kids out of school," Dombroski joked.
The Wildcats coach worried about moving up in class, especially after ending a decade of futility this season. Estero went 8-3, finished runner-up in 5A-District 12 and made the playoffs for the first time since 2001.
Because Estero had success this season, Dombroski though the state might not allow the Wildcats to drop back down to 5A on the argument of competitiveness.
"We had a great season this year," Dombroski said. "Are we ready to take the jump to a bigger classification? I don't know. I know we can compete with anyone, it just might be more difficult to do in 6A what we did this year."
Gulf Coast (1,955 students) remains the only 7A school in Collier County. The Sharks are just outside the 1,925-student limit for 6A and would again be in 7A. Among Gulf Coast's current district opponents, Port Charlotte would drop into 6A and Charlotte would be the smallest 7A school which could cause a shake up in the class.Riverdale in Fort Myers (1,978) surpassed Gulf Coast as the biggest school in Southwest Florida and moves up to 7A for the first time.
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Boomtown is changing perceptions about longboarding
"It's amazing how in control you feel when you're completely almost out of control," said skater Ethan Cochard. "It's an experience that's really hard to describe."
He's talking about longboarding, a sport where skaters go 40 miles per hour, straight downhill.
"Yea we're a little crazy, you have to be for this sport."
In this sport, broken bones and road rash are more common than stickers on a helmet.
"On my shoulder, all down my left side. just scars all the way down," bragged Cochard about his injuries.
Danger doesn't deter this group of skaters known as "Boomtown." Mostly in their late teens and early 20's, the group is trying to spread the word about longboarding.
"People don't have the best perceptions of skaters, we're trying to change that," said Ross Druckrey. "We're trying to be friendly with everyone out there, show them that we're just people trying to have some fun."
In Eugene, longboarding is illegal in the streets and bike lanes because of safety concerns, both for the skaters and drivers. However over the past year and a half, "Boomtown" has organized legal competitions, getting permits through the city, in an attempt to win over the public.
"The more people that are in it, the more accepted it will be in society eventually," said Cochard. "As long as we keep a very positive image, we'll be accepted by these fine people in this neighborhood."
The sport may be catching on, the group's Youtube channel, "Boomtown Broadcast," has more than 200,000 views.
"It's our way to show local Oregonians, or whoever stumbles onto the channel, what we do and what we like to do," said Cochard.
What they like to do, is fly around on four wheels.
"It's kind of indescribable," said Druckrey. "It's a rush, it's adrenaline, but it's almost calming at the same time. It's an escape definitely, but it's also just a way to have fun with your buddies."


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FAU Harbor Branch of Fort Pierce names Megan Davis as interim executive director
FORT PIERCE - FAU's Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute has named Megan Davis, Ph.D., as its interim executive director, effective immediately.
Davis previously was FAU Harbor Branch's former associate executive director of research.
Davis replaces Margaret Leinen, Ph.D., who left FAU Harbor Branch in September to serve as director of Scripps Institution of Oceanography and dean of the School of Marine Sciences at UC San Diego.
Davis has been with FAU Harbor Branch for nearly 18 years, serving as associate executive director of research since 2008. Davis will hold the position until a national search is conducted for a permanent replacement.
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Katy Perry Reveals Roar Artwork, Music Video Release Date
Katy Perry is ready to roar! On the heels of her 2013 MTV Video Music Awards performance on Aug. 25, the singer revealed the promo pic and the music video release date for her latest "Roar" single.
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"THE #ROAR MUSIC VIDEO IS COMING TO YOU IN JUNGLESCOPE SEPT 5TH!" she wrote via Twitter on Friday, Aug. 30. The brunette stunner took a page from Tarzan and Jane in a jungle-themed painting.
The "Wide Awake" star went for a cleaving baring leopard-print bikini top, a grass skirt, and wore her black wavy hair down. Perry topped off the artwork with a tiger, elephant, money, parrots, alligator and perhaps a male love interest in the background.
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Perry previously went a different route with the new tune, by performing "Roar" in a boxing-themed set at the VMAs under the Brooklyn Bridge.
"Roar" will be featured on her third album, Prism. The new music is her official follow-up to 2012's Teenage Dream.