Word: salant
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Talye Salant '96 said she thought the rebate referred to students who returned books and obtained a refund...
...Salant expressed her discontent with the present state of the Dance Program. "In the first place, [the Dance Program] is not officially associated with Harvard since it's the Radcliffe Dance Program. Also, ballet is really secondary to other dance styles like modern, and we really don't have full-time faculty. The facilities they provide for us could be good if they cared enough to maintain the floors and make sure we have enough bars. [These are] just little things that show that they care about us that aren't there. It is slightly discouraging because I want...
...said that the facilities could be good, but that despite having the beautiful Radcliffe Gymnasium, they've covered the floor only half way and made a lot of compromises. "We feel like we are asking too much of them," Salant explained. "There used to be four bars, but now there's only one. It feels like there is a lack of communication and it's frustrating. It feels like they are really not interested. I love Harvard, I love the academics and I'm not going to leave Harvard because of this ballet. I don't want to sound down...
When asked if she expected Harvard to cater to such high levels of dance training, Salant answered, "No, I mean there aren't very many people here at such high levels, so it would be unfair of me to ask them to provide classes just for my sake, but I do think that Harvard could subsidize dance lessons outside Harvard if one is qualified and interested, just like they do for the voice and instrument programs through the Office For the Arts. I think that is a legitimate claim." Thus, although Salant feels that it is a well-meaning Program...
...Crimson recently spoke with Talya Salant '95, one of Harvard's most prominent ballerinas. She had definite opinions about her life, dancing and the future of dance at Harvard...