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In This Issue
- Letters and Announcements
- Dance in the Classroom—Another Piece of the Logic Puzzle, by Evo Bluestein
- Organizing a “Welcome” Workshop for New Dancers, by Deborah Denenfeld
- How to Get Rich and Famous as a Traditional Musician, by Ethan Hazzard-Watkins
- CDSS Lifetime Contributor—Bob McQuillen, by David Millstone, with Scotty O’Neil, Dudley Laufman, Laurie Andres, Kate Barnes, Steve Zakon-Anderson, and Rodney Miller
- Yoga for Dancers—Align the Spine, by Anna Rain
- Balance and Sing (Store Update)
- Protecting Traditions for the People, by the People (a new board member’s inside view of the annual meeting), by Wendy Graham
- President’s Report, by Bruce Hamilton
- Director’s Report, by Brad Foster
- 2008 Condensed Financial Statements (unaudited)
- Dance: The Prince of Westborough, by Paula Kelley
- Tune: The Middle of Night, by Kate Barnes
- Dance: Remembering Mary Kay, by Mary Devlin
- Tune: Waltz for Mary Kay, by Liz Donaldson
- Tell Me More—Mars and Venus, by Graham Christian
- Tune: Pleasant and Delightful, 19th century English; typeset by Kate Barnes; used by permission of Revels, Inc., from their book The Revels Book of Chanteys and Sea Songs
- Dancing Dangers—Three Poems, by Ken Blackwood, Anne Welch, and Jo Walker
- Upcoming Events
Thanks to the Massachusetts Cultural Council for their generous support.