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Articles in May, 2007 issue of Dance Magazine

• Left-out lovers
  by Dale Geyer
• Good as gold
• Exit strategy
  by Abigail Rasminsky
• Christening a new Sleeping Beauty: American Ballet Theatre brings a legend back home
  by Joseph Carman
• Nicholas Johnson
  by Clive Barnes
• Mastering the American Dance Festival: mid-career artists establish credentials and build community in a new MFA program
  by Lea Marshall
• Cuba for the record
  by Celida Villalon
• Hero for a night
• Music to my years
  by Valerie Gladstone
• Pointes to ponder: tips, tricks & trade secrets
  by Khara Hanton
• Abby Silva: the Parsons Company dancer soars with intensity and confidence
  by Joy Goodwin
• United States
• Wesleyan University
• Nationwide tap
• It takes a village: celebrating 30 years of DanceAfrica
  by Zita Allen
• The showstopper: tap sensation Jared Grimes melds hip hop, hoofing, song and star quality into his own unique style
  by Constance Valis Hill
• American Ballet Theatre Studio Company
• Patricia Barker's
  by Gigi Berardi
• Performance primer: two teachers in Omaha share their stage experience with a new generation of artists
  by Jim Williams
• 2007 Ad
• Movin' Out stands still
• 2007 Ad
• Dance luminary as Lunaire
  by David Markle
• Fine LINES
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Under the Spell of Aurora: in the ultimate fairy,-tale ballet, Aurora is the ultimate fairy-tale princess. The role offers challenges both technical and artistic. Dance Magazine asked seven ballerinas, some of whom have performed in more than one version
  by Katia Bachko
• Teacher's wisdom: Brenda Bufalino
  by Jenai Cutcher
• Josefina Mendez
  by Suki John
• Resources: teacher training workshops, summer 2007
• Choreographing the catwalk
• Romeo and Juliet for NYCB's next generation
  by Astrida Woods
• Advice for dancers: former New York City Ballet dancer Linda Hamilton, Ph.D., is a psychologist, a wellness consultant for NYCB, and the author of Advice for Dancers . She has offered advice to Dance Magazine readers since 1992
  by Linda Hamilton
• Vaganova in Indiana
  by Rebecca Bibbs
• Preview: Milwaukee Ballet
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Teaching tots: Beverly Spell introduces ballet with imagery and stories—and a sequential lesson plan
  by Rachel Straus
• Ballet teachers' pet reeves: what irks teachers and why
• Curtain up
  by Wendy Perron
• Mostly Moses: touring the "Best of MOMIX"
  by Amanda Smith
• Global tap: the sound of tapping is heard around the world
  by Max Pollak
• Celia Franca
  by Michael Crabb
• Finding your spine: Augusta Moore blends Feldenkrais® and ballet
  by Karen Hildebrand
• What comes next?
  by Jessica Damon
• That's show biz!
• Body music
  by Susan Yung
• Work it out: hone your technique at home
  by Khara Hanlon
• From star to swing: following the work means heading up to "the Heights."
  by Sylviane Gold
• International
• 2007 Ad
• Anniversary gallery hollywood covers
  by Emily Macel
• Zoning in: mobilizing mind and body for performance
  by Nancy Alfaro
• Honing in on Limon
  by Ann Vachon
• Preview: Do Jump tour
  by Martha Ullman West
• Lifetime learners: teacher training III
  by Karen Hildebrand
• Kudos
  by Elizabeth Canada
• Happy birthday
• Desmond's Othello redux
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Hollywood breaks: hip hop goes mainstream
• New York City Ballet
  by Wendy Perron
• Somatic practices, movement arts, and dance medicine
• They paved paradise & put up a ballet
• Akram Khan
  by Wendy Perron
• Frolicking down Fifth
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Vicky Shick: Dance Theater Workshop
  by Susan Yung
• Students of Tharp unite
  by Wendy Perro
• Attitudes
  by Clive Barnes