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Volume 7, Issue 3
September 2004

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Features

Social Studies

By Robin J. Miller

Redefining dance to include every body (mixed ability dance, Spirit Synott, Helen Walkley, Shara Weaver)

In the Making

By Lys Stevens

Past to Present: Hip Hop Dance in Montréal

Perspectives on Education

By Ann Kipling Brown

Non-Western Dance Forms in the Public School Curriculum

Departments

Making Waves

By Lindsay Zier-Vogel

Kate Franklin: chomping at the bit

Betty Oliphant dies; Dance pioneers Adams, Beatty and Warren honoured; Stroud leaving Winnipeg; NBS receives major donation; DTRC meets financial challenge; Macdonald honoured as Banff Centre Fellow; 2004 Carsen Prize goes to Tennant; New performance centre for Toronto

Dancefact

By Amy Bowring, Amy Bowring, Dance Collection Danse

Dance animation; Betty Farrally; Gweneth Lloyd

Health Beat

By Karen Bowes-Sewell

The Feldenkrais Method: How can it benefit dancers? by Susie Langley, MS, RD

Ground Level

By Douglas D. Durand

Kathryn Ricketts: Dancing Our Stories

Rallying for Change

How can we improve the working and living conditions of independent dance artists in Canada? Thirty years ago three dance artists founded the Canadian Alliance of Dance Artists to educate and advocate on behalf of dancers. How have working conditions of dancers changed since then? And what are the pressing issues that need to be addressed in the present?

Video

Scholarship Dance: Vancouver and Toronto

The dance training school for emerging artists Scholarship Dance is ready to set up shop in Toronto. Their successful Vancouver school has been runnin…

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