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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Dance Magazine

• Rubsam recalled
  by Wendy Ebershoff
• Making dances together
  by Rachel Howard
• Mining the past
  by Wendy Perron
• Russian Polish meets Latin charm
  by Elizabeth Kendall
• San Francisco Ballet
  by Rachel Howard
• Schools, studios, colleges, universities, companies, teachers, dancers, choreographers, somatic practices, movement arts, dance medicine, yoga
• Stagestep
• Joyce Theater
• Setting the next stage: Evelyn Cisneros left performing behind, but not her dedication to ballet
  by Allan Ulrich
• Out of this world: Herman and Erica Cornejo are poised for stardom at ABT
  by Hanna Rubin
• Success story
  by Paula Durbin
• A salute to Ethan Brown
  by Hanna Rubin
• Pilates primer
  by Sean P. Gallagher
• Philadelphia's Leeway Foundation have awarded "Window of Opportunity" grants to choreographers Emily Hubler, Aryani Manring, Anna Rubio, Michele E. Tantoco, Kathryn Tebordo, and y has received $15,000 from A Glimmer of Hope Foundation
• All around the town
  by Chris Dohse
• Mao's Last Dancer
  by Molly Glentzer
• Pascal Rioult Dance Theatre
  by Susan Yung
• Attitudes
  by Clive Barnes
• Picture perfect
  by Jaymie Profico
• Choreographers Hijack, Uri Sands, and Deborah Jinza Thayer, and dancers Toni-Pierce Sands, Peggy Seipp, and Julia Tehven, all of Minnesota, have received McKnight Artist Fellowships
• Jennifer Monson, Jeremy Nelson, David Rousseve, and Yin Mei are the 2004 John Simon Guggenheim fellows
• What else can I do?
  by Karen Hildebrand
• The Cuban connection
  by Ann Farmer
• Lia Cirio: Boston Ballet's newest it girl
  by Vicki Sanders
• Deaths
• Goodbye Genia
  by Nicholas Polajenko
• Boston Ballet has identified the late Dr. Beatrice H. Barrett as the donor of an anonymous $3 million bequest
• They know your name
  by Elena North-Kelly
• Cool gear for cool weather
  by Michelle Vellucci
• Martha Graham Dance Company
  by Doris Hering
• Teaching ballet with the passion of Tango
  by Ani Raymond
• Salsa fever
  by Cuban Pete
• Anjani Ambegaokar
• The board of directors of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center has reconsidered the cancellation of its annual contract with New York City Ballet
• A good cause for a career: meet the dancers behind Dancers Responding to AIDS
  by Darrah Carr
• Sweeping the stage: why Latin is the New Russian
  by Lynn Garafola
• Teacher's wisdom
  by Mary Ellen Hunt
• Remembering Carlos Orta
  by Norton Owen
• Directory of ballet
  by Faith Shaw Petrides
• Curtain up
  by Wendy Perron
• Dance funding forecast: cloudy with sunny patches
  by Martha Ullman West
• Advice for dancers
  by Linda Hamilton
• The Black Dancing Body: a Geography from Coon to Cool
  by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
• Hong Kong Ballet
  by Michael Crabb
• Correction
• Twenty tours for Lyon
  by Allan Ulrich
• Rolex Mentor and Protege Arts Initiative
• Mind your body: have a ball relax, stretch, work the knots out
  by Shayna Samuels
• Caribbean Dance from Abakua to Zouk: How Movement Shapes Identity
  by Tamara Johnson
• Washington Ballet
  by Paula Durbin
• Defending pregnancy
  by Joyce Mullins
• Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation Executive Director Sharon Gersten Luckman received the Arts & Business Council 2004 Encore Award
• Capezio Dance Award
• Resources
• Victor Ullate's students take off
  by Valerie Gladstone
• On Broadway: the 2004-2005 season offers a Sondheim revival, a showcase for Jerry Mitchell's choreography, and, finally, Jerry Springer—The Opera
  by Sylviane Gold
• Births
• 2004 TDF/Astaire Awards
• Taking dance to the next stage
  by Karen Dacko
• Beyond performance: alternative careers in dance
  by Karen Hildebrand
• Fall preview 2004
  by Allan Ulrich
• ACDFA showcases college dance in Washington, D.C
  by Paula Durbin
• La Scala Ballet
  by Silvia Poletti