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...hits like “Baby One More Time” and everyone’s all-time favorite, the “Macarena.” Along with company pieces, there are a substantial number of dances choreographed and performed by solo artists. Shana J. Cloud ’06 (see 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?...
Stage fright has never been a term in the dance vocabulary of Expressions Dance Company co-director Shana J. Cloud ’06.“Performance has come very easily to me over the years,” she says. In Cloud’s first performance—at the tender age of five—she replaced a soloist sick with chickenpox on the hallowed stage of Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center. According to Cloud, “After having jumped across that stage in front of thousands of people, there’s nothing...
...floundered, shooting 8-of-26 from the field and committing 11 turnovers. “We had a tough time with turnovers,” Rollins said. “And we had a tough time getting the shots we wanted.” Amidst the scoring drought, senior Shana Franklin and freshman Katie Rollins led the Crimson offensively with 12 and 10 points, respectively. Harvard did manage to make more trips to the free-throw line than its rival—20 compared to eight—but the extra shots did not help erase the deficit...
...level of confidence,” Delaney-Smith added. “We’ve never had the big win. Not one.” The slow start quickly turned into a disappointing night for the Crimson’s four graduating seniors: McCaffery, Robinson, Jessica Holsey, and Shana Franklin. “We wanted to hold our head up high, feel better about the seniors, but it didn’t work for us,” Delaney-Smith said. “You try to turn those emotions into adrenaline, but it didn’t happen...
When she arrived at Harvard as a freshman, Crimson forward Shana Franklin brought an impressive resume to the table. Three conference championships during her career at New Trier Township High School outside Chicago, including titles in 2001 and 2002 when she captained the team. Five consecutive Illinois state titles with her AAU team. First-team All-State selection. Nike All-American.“She could shoot, put it on the floor, and she was a very smart player,” recalls Crimson women’s basketball coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, who remembers watching Franklin as a high...