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...post-graduate life. My past regrets will guide my future priorities. I am most disappointed, for example, that I did not have an “international experience” or learn a foreign language fluently. I wish I had joined a community service group, like CityStep or Strong Women Strong Girls. And ever since seeing the Ghungroo show, I’ve wanted to learn more about South Asian dance.So, next fall, finances permitting, I will be living in Florence and volunteering for a museum. After six months there, I would love to engage in “international...
...profile on page 4) will present her independent study piece in which the dancers will be blindfolded, while Jessica M. Marglin ’06 will perform a traditional dance from Orissa, India. However, the Dance Festival won’t solely feature dancers with formal training—CityStep will also be a welcome part of the celebration. The volunteer program, focused on Cambridge fifth, sixth, and seventh graders, will showcase dance as well as other forms of creative self-expression. The inclusion of CityStep should transform the Dance Festival from a simple slew of choreography to a real...
However, the Dance Festival won’t solely feature formal types of dance, CityStep will also be a welcome part of the celebration. The volunteer program, focused on Cambridge 5th, 6th, and 7th graders, will showcase dance as well as other forms of creative self-expression. The inclusion of CityStep should transform the Dance Festival from a simple slew of choreography to a real cross-cultural, dynamically-creative mesh of movement, soul, and music...
From New York, New York, LAUREN R. ZLETZ ’09 lives in Canaday until she makes Kirkland her home next fall. She is a Social Studies concentrator, involved in Citystep, Kuumba, IOP and IM Ultimate Frisbee. She likes to go to parties and loves it here at Harvard. This summer, she will be going to the Harvard Beijing Academy in China...
...CityStep party at the Signet, people who teach dance to children ate whipped cream off each other’s bodies. A classy affair in Harvard’s premiere arts-and-letters society, teams of teachers dressed up as “The 6 Stages of Mariah Carey (plus Kunle)” and “Dirrty Throughout the Ages...