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Why did the students in ‘Sister Act 2’ think becoming a choir was going to save their school? A pontification.
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OPINION: The 1993 sequel starring Whoopi Goldberg and Lauryn Hill turns 30 this year. It has a few unanswerable questions that I’ve been sitting on for three decades.

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