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Articles in June, 2004 issue of Dance Magazine

• Dance/USA has received a $1 million grant from The James Irvine Foundation for continued support for California dance artists
• Visions of dollar signs
  by Tamara Johnson
• Force of one: this is Alexandra Ansanelli's season to shine. The gifted New York City ballet principal talks about her passion for dance and her determined journey to center stage
  by Hanna Rubin
• Making a better argument: Howard Gardner talks about the arts in schools
  by Karen Hildebrand
• Transitions
• A sleeker swan
  by Joseph Carman
• It takes a diva
  by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
• Dancing with Cuba: a Memoir of the Revolution
  by Wendy Perron
• Susan Rethorst
  by Jody Sperling
• United we dance
  by Ani Raymond
• The Jerome Robbins Foundation has announced a leadership grant of $150,000 to The George Balanchine Foundation
• Step by step
  by Wendy Perron
• Out of the wings: School of American Ballet graduates remember their first moments in the sun
  by Roslyn Sulcas
• Crossover kid: hip-hop dancemaker John Byrne moved from Taylor 2 to MTV
  by Tamara Johnson
• Alexandra Koltun and Alex Lapshin, principal dancers with Ballet San Jose, welcomed Anthony John Koltun
• Preludes and nocturnes: dancers dream about dance: dreams are often stages for our obsessions. For dancers, this can take on a more literal meaning. In the February issue, we invited you to write and tell us your dance dreams. Here are some responses
  by Ricky Harris
• The Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation has awarded a $10,000 Quality of Life Grant to the Dance in Education Fund
• Pilates: ripe for reforming?
  by Nancy Galeota-Wozny
• Writing in Motion: Body—Language—Technology
  by Allan Ulrich
• Spectrum Dance Theater
  by Gigi Berardi
• Karole Armitage and the universal grammar
  by Kate Mattingly
• Musical chairs in France
  by Karyn Bauer-Prevost
• Contact improvisation comes of age
  by Elizabeth Zimmer
• Eva Encinias-Sandoval: teacher's wisdom
  by Jennifer Noyer
• Sherri LeBlanc and Leslie Young, both soloists with San Francisco Ballet, retired at the end of the 2004 season
• Curtain up
  by Wendy Perron
• Marked for export
  by Allan Ulrich
• Advice for dancers
  by Linda Hamilton
• Henning Kronstam: Portrait of a Danish Dancer
  by Allan Ulrich
• The Days We Danced: the Story of My Theatrical Family from Florenz Ziegfeld to Arthur Murray and Beyond
  by Doris Hering
• Houston Ballet
  by Richard Philp
• Attitudes
  by Clive Barnes
• Too much TV
  by Wendy Perron
• Some like it hot: Salsa is spicy, sexy, and making waves in dance
  by Sally Sommer
• Going Bollywood: can kathak dancers stop the show in Bombay Dreams?
  by Sylviane Gold
• American Ballet Theatre
• Ballet San Jose Silicon Valley has received a $1 million gift from Fry's Electronics of San Jose
• A milestone
• You are what you eat
  by Suzanne Martin
• Diary of a college residency: choreographer Henning Rubsam shares his experiences
  by Henning Rubsam
• Remembering May O'Donnell
  by Gus Solomons, Jr.
• Touring or training, less is more
• Nederlands Dans Theater
  by Kate Mattingly
• Sarah Lamb
• Margot everlasting
  by Clive Barnes
• Grace Under Pressure: Passing Dance Through Time
  by Allan Ulrich
• New York City Ballet
  by Clive Barnes
• Dance finder: schools, studios, colleges, universities, companies, teachers, dancers, choreographers, somatic practices, movement arts, dance medicine, yoga