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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Dance Magazine

• Patient pedagogue
  by Justin Moon
• Dutch National Ballet
• Jock Soto
  by Wendy Whelan
• Does classicism have a color? Even today, Black Ballet Dancers face painful hurdles—and surmount them
  by Karyn D. Collins
• The other Don Quixote lives again
  by George Jackson
• In at ABT
• Stoner Winslett
• Irene Dowd: teacher's wisdom
• Chan Hon Goh
• Back when the U.S. knew how to treat prisoners
  by Jessie Male
• New York City Ballet
• Paule Turner/Court
  by Lewis Whittington
• Butting Out: Reading Resistive Choreographies Through Works by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar and Chandralekha
  by Cynthia Oliver
• Curran's currents
  by Bill Gale
• Advice for dancers
  by Linda Hamilton
• Robert O'Hearn
• Savion Glover at Jacob's Pillow
  by Jane Goldberg
• Choreographer Ton Simons and dancers Nancy Euverink and Marisa Lopez, who all received awards
• Attitudes
  by Clive Barnes
• Being a black ballerina
  by Nikkia S. Parish
• Seattle's Pacific Northwest Ballet
• Ananya Dance Theatre
  by Yolanda Sangweni
• Kuzuo Ohno's World: from without & within
  by Ann Murphy
• Beyond tokenism when diversity is part of the art
  by Valerie Gladstone
• San Francisco Ballet
• Mark Your Calendar
  by Karen Hildebrand
• Herman Cornejo
• New York City Ballet
  by Roslyn Sulcas
• Florence Klotz, David Zinn, Vincent Zullo, and the late Oliver Messel, who won the 2005 TDF/Irene Sharaff Awards
• Dance from down below
  by Allan Ulrich
• Studying Dance Cultures Around the World
  by Kate Mattingly
• It's all good: valuing process over product
  by Rachel Howard
• Carousel of madness
  by Catherine Thomas
• Color blind
  by Mona Tritsch Williams
• Louisville Ballet
• Schools, studios, colleges, universities, companies, teachers, dancers, choreographers, somatic practices, movement arts, dance medicine, yoga
• McKenzie gambles on Sylvia
  by Hanna Rubin
• Between two worlds: Asian American dancers and choreographers find themselves straddling two cultures—neither of them home
  by Maura Nguyen Donohue
• What's that cracking sound!?!
  by Suzanne Martin
• Eva Evdokimova
• William Lawrence Boyette
• Kudos
• On Broadway: musical theater has tackled racism for decades, albeit covertly at times
  by Sylviane Gold
• "Turbo-Kevin" takes Mannheim
  by Horst Koegler
• Other voices: dancers, choreographers and teachers speak frankly about their experiences regarding race and dance
  by Ann Farmer
• Corrections
• Memories dance
  by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
• A moving force: in the country's biggest minority, Latino artists fight stereotypes that blur their artistry and their diversity
  by Guillermo Perez
• Whoa! Whiteness in dance?
  by Brenda Dixon Gottschild
• Hooded and sheathed in black, the 50 participants in Martha Williams' Dancing Gates Project invaded Central Park's Great Lawn Feb. 27 and danced in response to the movement of the hanging fabric curtains
• Suzanne Farrell
• Victor Castelli
  by Joseph Carman
• Keisha Clarke: from The Lion King to featured dancer with Garth Fagan, this long and delicate beauty has captured audiences' and critics' attention
  by Amanda Smith
• Alina Cojocaru
• An era ends in Seattle
  by Sandra Kurtz
• Find that perfect fit: wide shoulders, short torso, full hips, ample bust? We found the leotard for you!
  by Khara Hanlon
• The color of money: when lean times hit artists of color, finding funding becomes a test of community and resourcefulness
  by Cynthia Hedstrom
• Hate, hope, and history: University of Mississippi strikes a racial chord with dance
  by Lucy Schultze