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owners about what it takes to gut it out in the business world — a world they’re learning about as middle and high schoolers. it was held by the young entrepreneur’s academy – also known as yay yea. yea is a thirty-week class that teaches middle and high school students how to start and run their own real business. today salisbury university hosted an event where those young entrepreneur’s were able to interact with local business professionals and ask them questions. the event was also open to the public. one s-u senior said the opportunity was too good to pass up. 17.19.50 i plan on using it to my advantage as soon as possible by starting now to gain some knowledge through people who have succeeded – people who have gotten to where they need to be and where they want to be and i hope i can gain some insight into my future in respect to theirs. 17.20.05 the next step for the young entrepreneurs is to pitch their business – shark tank style to potential investors. here’s a look at the stories making national