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Dancing Lives
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Dancing Lives
by Karen Eliot
University of Illinois Press
Eliot, an Ohio State University dance professor and Merce Cunningham Dance Company alum, chronicles the lives of five female "underdog" dancers-Giovanna Baccelli, Adèle Dumilâtre, Tamara Karsavina, Moira Shearer and Catherine Kerr-in her new work, focusing on such details as their social and economic stat...
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Dancing Lives
Dance Teacher
; Dancing Lives by Karen Eliot University of Illinois Press Eliot, an Ohio State University dance professor and Merce Cunningham Dance Company alum, chronicles the lives of five female "underdog" dancers-Giovanna Baccelli, Adle Dumiltre, Tamara Karsavina, Moira Shearer and Catherine Kerr-in her new
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News from Aboriginal Studies Press.(Book Review)
Australian Aboriginal Studies
; Treaty: Let's get it right! AIATSIS/ATSIC ISBN: 0 85575 433 8 Treaty: Let's get it right! is an important new title, published jointly by ATSIC and AIATSIS. It is a lively collection of essays from ATSIC's treaty think tank and authors commissioned by AIATSIS. The publication reflects the
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Woven Histories Dancing Lives: Torres Strait Islander Identity, Culture and History
The Australian Journal of Anthropology
; ... region and politics, and Part 4: Time and resources. In each, there is at least one short piece on ailan kastom from the Torres News columns of the late Ephraim Bani, self-styled cultural ambassador, and star of Francis Calvert's engaging documentary, Cracks ...
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Woven Histories, Dancing Lives: Torres Strait Islander Identity, Culture and History.(Book review)
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
; ... Strait Islander identity, culture and history. xvii, 313 pp., maps, figs, tables, illus., bibliogr. Canberra: Aboriginal Studies ... many fields. Woven into the book are extracts from the Torres News by recently deceased elder and cultural spokesman Ephraim Bani ...
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CONTRA DANCING LIVES ON IN 1998.(CITY LIFE)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)
; Byline: Jane Welborn Where's Jane? They came to Village Green Retirement Center to contra dance. Contra dancing is a lively form of folk dancing which uses many of the same moves as square dancing. Contra dances, however, begin with the men standing shoulder to shoulder in one line and their female
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New books.(List)
JOPERD--The Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance
; The 100-Yard Classroom: Winning Strategies for Helping Kids Succeed in School, Sports, and Life Kevin Kush Boys Town, paper, 194 pp., $12.95 Ballet Beginnings for Children: Pre-School Movement Fundamentals for Ages 3-4 Rosemary Boross Princeton Book Company, paper, 128 pp., $24.95 The Complete
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68 dance books out this year
Pointe
; KIDS Angelina s Invitation to the Ballet, by Katharine Holabird (Viking Children's) Ballerina Dreams, by Lauren Thompson and Joann Ferrara (Feiwel & Friends) Ballerina Princess, by Melissa Lagonegro (Random House Children's Books) Ballet: A Dancer s Diary, by Elizabeth Bennett (Innovative Kids)
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News from Aboriginal Studies Press.(News And Information)
Australian Aboriginal Studies
; Aboriginal Studies Press has had a busy six months with Very Big Journey launched in Darwin in January, Paddy Cahill of Oenpelli published in March, Reading doctors' writing launched in Melbourne and Darwin in April and Woven histories, dancing lives launched at the Sydney Writers' Festival in May.
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I'm still an EastEnder at heart... Why I live where I live
Mail on Sunday
; Jill Halfpenny, 30, is best known for having played Phil Mitchell's wife Kate in EastEnders. Now she is back on our screens in the new BBC1 drama series Waterloo Road, about a chaotic state school in Rochdale. Jill, a winner of Strictly Come Dancing, lives in Leyton, East London, with her
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I'm still an EastEnder at heart... Why I live where I live.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; Byline: MARK ANSTEAD Jill Halfpenny, 30, is best known for having played Phil Mitchell's wife Kate in EastEnders. Now she is back on our screens in the new BBC1 drama series Waterloo Road, about a chaotic state school in Rochdale. Jill, a winner of Strictly Come Dancing, lives in Leyton, East
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