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Articles in Oct, 2007 issue of Dance Magazine

• Sally Streets bringing Balanchine to Berkeley
• Deaths
• Makeup faux pas
  by Cherilyn Watts
• Disco inferno
• 2007 Ad
  by Susan Reiter
• The story of the tutu: ballet's signature costume has a fabled past and a glamorous present
  by Victoria Looseleaf
• Montpellier Dance Festival
  by Victoria Looseleaf
• Corrections
• Phoenix rising in California
• 2007 Ad
  by Jeanette Prather
• Festivals & festivities
• Recovery
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Houston Ballet
• Nina Vyroubova
  by Clive Barnes
• Taking the prize
  by Lauren Kay
• Crash course: hip hop
  by Heather Wisner
• Dance's own temple: in 1948 Morton Baum asked an astonished Lincoln Kirstein if he would like Ballet Society to become New York City Ballet
  by Clive Barnes
• Curtain up
  by Wendy Perron
• American Ballet Theatre
• Night & day: classy costumes for any hour
  by Khara Hanlon
• Tap City
  by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
• Social dance
• Anniversary gallery: Rudolf Nureyev covers
  by Clive Barnes
• One a day? Vitamin drinks claim they're good for you. Is it true?
  by Lauren Kay
• Get physical: movement theater like Jump broadens the audience for dance
  by Sylviane Gold
• One century and one year: Japan Society celebrates Kazuo Ohno's birthday
  by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
• Carlos Acosta in Spartacus
  by Margaret Willis
• Broadway bound
  by Cherilyn Watts
• Photo-choreography
• Montgomery Ballet
• United States
• Balancing act: where do you draw the line between choreography that's inventive … or over-the-top?
  by Emily Macel
• They think of costumes night & day: here three costumers discuss their work—how they set the mood with color, fabric, and shape. Plus they have advice on how you can make your next costume choice a good one
  by Khara Hanlon
• Somatic practices, movement arts, and dance medicine
• Alejandro Cerrudo: his choreography in demand, the dancer has a busy year ahead
  by Hedy Weiss
• Pep talk prep: revving up students for a great time
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Checkmate
• 2007 Ad
  by Michael Crabb
• Tales from the dark side: dancers on the power of witchy roles
  by Lea Marshall
• American Dance Festival 2007: Past/Forward
  by Lea Marshall
• Folding lines
• Sutton Foster
• Stream of movement
  by Allan Ulrich
• An unusual partnership
  by Jennifer Stahl
• 1982 Ad
  by Abigail Rasminsky
• Through the looking glass
  by Kathy HurdCarrillo
• To Versace with love
• Inventing the Wheeldon Company
  by Wendy Perron
• Georgian State Dance Company
  by Wendy Perron
• Dance Theater Workshop
• Robert Tracy
  by Joseph Carman
• Paging miss manners: the etiquette of being a good loser—and winner—can be as essential to master as a complex routine. Here's how these studios approach it
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Pure presence: Boston Ballet's Kathleen Breen Combes brings drama and delicacy to every step
  by Wendy Perron
• The lives they lived: new biographies of Halprin, Farber, and Kirstein
• 2007 Ad
  by Alexandra Albrecht
• The winner: Hairspray's Brooke Engen discovered that growing up on the competition circuit gave her an instant network, versatility, and confidence when she wanted to break in on Broadway
  by Lauren Kay
• Fall all over
• Quotes from past issues
• Advice for dancers
  by Linda Hamilton
• American Ballet Theatre
  by Clive Barnes
• Embodied thoughts
  by Alyssa Applequist
• One man's trash …
• Dark and light from Spain
  by Valerie Gladstone
• The NYU network: Tisch students make lifelong connections
  by Jennifer Stahl
• The Joffrey's Giselle
  by Kina Poon
• Filling our dance cards: new ideas for new ballet audiences
  by Sarah Keough
• International
• A lesson in losing: the secret of my dance success lay in an early setback
  by Jeanette Prather
• Jazzed up
  by Dister Rondon
• Coming to America
• New rep at ABT
  by Wendy Perron
• On the ball
  by Theresa Ruth Howard
• Laguna Dance Festival
  by Emily Macel