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Articles in Dec 2003 issue of Dance Magazine

• Dancin' it out: Oakland Arts Center helps teens cope - Destiny Arts Center, Oakland, California - Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company
  by Madeleine Rogin
• Backstage at The Nutcracker: sometimes the hardest part is just waiting for your cue - anecdotes about young dancers who perform in Sacramento Ballet production - Brief Article
• Skin dilemma: breaking out a lot? Try a pro's solutions - Ask Anita - Brief Article
• Philip the award winning Spaeth - up-and-coming young dancer Philip Spaeth comments on his career so far - Interview
  by Kate Lydon
• Dance directory: schools, studios, colleges, universities, companies, teachers, dancers, choreographers, somatic practices, movement arts, dance medicine, yoga - Dance Directory - Directory
• A great big dancin' star: energy and talent have made Marissa Jaret Winokur a hot new stage and TV presence - star of Broadway musical Hairspray - Interview - Biography
  by Sylviane Gold
• Nutcracker magic - Dance Directory - teacher and former ballet dancer Patricia Rozow shares her thoughts on The Nutcracker ballet - Brief Article
  by Wendy Perron
• Choose your moves - arts and craft project - fortune teller - Brief Article
• Attitudes - the work of choreographer Mark Morris
  by Clive Barnes
• Gift bag
• SF: sound moves - San Francisco's Summerfest/dance
  by Rita Felciano
• Reinventing Dance in the 1960s: Everything Was Possible - Book Review
  by Allan Ulrich
• Welcome to young dancer - launch of new dance magazine geared to 8 - 14 year olds - Editorial
• You goofed? Don't worry - letters from dancer to dancer
• The supremes call the tune
  by Judith Lynne Hanna
• Reviewing the year 2003 - a look at trends and forecasts in dance world - appreciation of tap dancer Gregory Hines
  by Jane Goldberg
• The Creative Habit: Learn It and Use It for Life - Book Review
  by Wendy Perron
• Guest columnist: Christina Larson - dance student balances training with time for school and friends - Brief Article - Column
  by Christina Larson
• Horoscope
• Stepping out: jazz dance stardom runs in Lauren's family - twelve-year old dancer Lauren Curran, granddaughter of famed jazz dancer Gus Giordano - Interview
  by Sarah Forbes Keough
• From ballet to broadway - what dancers pick to wear
• Palestine embodied: teens from Dheisheh refugee camp dance their experience - members of Palestinian dance troupe IBDAA visit United States as part of cultural exchange program
  by Chiori Santiago
• Embarrassing moments: tell us about them. We'll laugh, we swear - Faux pas: special nutcracker item! - Brief Article