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Articles in Sept, 2005 issue of Dance Magazine

• Quote of the month
  by Gelsey Kirkland
• Marian Butler: steadfast at ABT
  by Kim Okamura
• Two teachers, one classroom, boundless possibilities
  by Lisa Traiger
• 2005 Ad
  by Guillermo Perez
• Schools, studios, colleges, universities, companies, teachers, dancers, choreographers, somatic practices, movement arts, dance medicine, yoga
• Global rhythms
  by Karen Hildebrand
• Righting a wrong: dance that takes social issues to heart
  by Rita Felciano
• Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg
  by Gus Solomons
• Karin Averty, premiere danseuse with the Paris Opera Ballet who entered as a corps member in 1979, made her final appearance with the company as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet in July
• Trisha Brown, Alexey Ratmansky, Marie-Agnes Gillot, Svetlana Zakharova, and Mathieu Ganio are laureates of Benois de la Danse 2005
• Nicole Grand: you're on your own
  by Rachel Howard
• Kudos
• Chita Rivera: The Dancer's Life
  by Sylviane Gold
• Oregon Ballet Theatre
• Harold Cromer Cobi Narita, and LaVaughn Robinson are winners
• Straight from the heart: Gelsey Kirkland looks back … and ahead
  by Kate Lydon
• More thoughts on race
  by Charlotte Moraga
• Heidi Cruz: a choreographer in their midst
  by Yolanda Sangweni
• New assignments
  by Karen Hildebrand
• Deja Donne
  by Wendy Perron
• May Nevada Ballet Theatre
• Los Angeles honors its own
  by Victoria Loosleaf
• Centering work: integrating movement
  by Lisa Kraus
• The silent majority: surviving and thriving in the Corps de Ballet
  by Joseph Carman
• Repertory dance theatre
  by Kathryn Posin
• Tapping into tap: resources for tap lovers
  by Jane Goldberg
• Billy Elliot the Musical
  by Margaret Willis
• Jarmila Weissenbock.
• Brian Corman has been rehired by The Washington Ballet
• Advice for dancers: former New York City Ballet dancer Linda Hamilton, Ph.D., is lecturer, a psychologist in private practice, and the author of Advice for Dancers . She has been offering advice to Dance Magazine readers since 1992
  by Linda Hamilton
• Curtain up
  by Wendy Perron
• 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 tips for new corps members
  by Dena Abergel
• Honor roll
  by Julie Freese
• Carolina Ballet
  by Lea Marshall
• Pennsylvania Ballet
• Exchange in D.C
  by Paula Durbin
• Flight of mind
  by Nancy Wozny
• Fall preview: cutting edge companies take to the road, while salutes and anniversaries lead off performances on home turf
  by Allan Ulrich
• Hiromi Ushino: trading big roles for a bigger company
  by Kim Okamura
• Teacher's wisdom: Frank Hatchett
  by Kristen Maxwell
• Akua Parker, a lead dancer with Dance Theatre of Harlem , has signed with Cincinnati Ballet as a corps member. Parker said she is "ecstatic about the new opportunity."
• Back to the roots.
  by Kristen Maxwell
• Easy listening hard dancing
  by Wendy Perron
• Ballet slippers: anything but flat!
  by Khara Hanlon
• Royal Danish Ballet
  by Martha Ullman West
• Raisa Struchkova
  by Clive Barnes
• Taking the biggest leap: career transition for dancers helps cushion the landing
  by Darrah Carr
• Never too old for a kick line
  by Janice Ross
• Dive in
  by Vanessa Manko
• Lula Washington dance theatre
  by Laura Bleiberg
• Pacific Northwest ballet dances into the future
  by Martha Ullman West
• Jesse Marks: one of the guys
  by Eric Wolfram
• Neal Beasley: from NTU's Tisch School of the Arts to the Trisha Brown Dance Company, this fountain of energy is getting noticed
  by Lisa Kraus
• National Ballet of Canada
• Attitudes
  by Clive Barnes
• Tar Heel jamboree
  by Ann Farmer
• Sarasota ballet company
  by Elinor Rogosin
• Tiit Helimets and Davit Karapetyan from the Zurich Ballet as principals at the San Francisco Ballet
• In the stretch: leotards have a long way from baggy black cotton to sleek and chic. A look at new—and old—and the shape of things to come
  by Elizabeth Khuri
• On broadway: broadway bound: season highlights include imports, revivals, and Tharp's Bob Dylan salute
  by Sylviane Gold
• Twyla Tharp Dance, American Ballet Theatre, and White Oak Dance Project was named the new associate producer of Dancers Responding
• Beyond performance II: success stories
  by Karen Hildebrand