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Features
Social Studies
By Robin J. MillerRedefining dance to include every body (mixed ability dance, Spirit Synott, Helen Walkley, Shara Weaver)
Perspectives on Education
By Ann Kipling BrownNon-Western Dance Forms in the Public School Curriculum
Departments
Short Waves
By Susan KendalBetty 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 DanseDance animation; Betty Farrally; Gweneth Lloyd
Health Beat
By Karen Bowes-SewellThe Feldenkrais Method: How can it benefit dancers? by Susie Langley, MS, RD
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