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Articles in July 2005 issue of Dance Magazine

• Hopeless romantic … not
  by Natalie Bostick
• Alvin Alley Dance Foundation Executive Director Sharon Gersten Luckman was given the 2005 Community Service Signature Award
• Grant Strate
  by Michael Grabb
• Jonathan Porretta: charismatic and intelligent, this new PNB principal has captivated audiences and dancemakers
  by Gigi Berardi
• Noemie Lafrance at flight of steps
  by Vanessa Manko
• Merger to the max
  by Guillermo Perez
• Rants & Raves: how can dance education compete with the power of the media?
  by Camille Paglia
• Sidelined by surgery
  by Jennifer Madigan
• Andrew Mogrelia has resigned
• Ailey II, directed by Sylvia Waters, celebrated its 30th anniversary at the Apollo Theater in Harlem
• Corbin moves on
  by Clive Barnes
• International
• When the metal hits the deck
  by Karen Hildebrand
• Making up is hard to do
  by Khara Hanlon
• For the love of it
  by Natasha Coats
• Summer study
• On broadway: the beat is back: Mambo Kings puts a dictionary of Latin rhythms on Broadway
  by Sylviane Gold
• Shen Wei his way
  by Amanda Smith
• In the American vein: a sheat of recent books and DVDs
  by Allan Ulrich
• Closing night for JAZZDANCE
  by Kathy Adams
• Onna White
  by Sylviane Gold
• American Repertory Ballet's
• Births
• Attitudes
  by Clive Barnes
• Where have all the DTH dancers gone?
  by Wendy Perron
• Stephen Petronio.
  by Susan Yung
• Gaither inspires
  by Aspen Field
• Wilson Morelli, 79, ballet dancer, choreographer, and teacher, died m March
• Worcester State College
• Boston Ballet
  by Thea Singer
• Yoga and ballet: restore your balance
  by Linda Sparrowe
• Corrections
• Advice for dancers: former New York City Ballet dancer Linda Hamilton, Ph.D., is a lecturer, a psychologist in private practice, and the author of Advice for Dancers . She has been offering advice to Dance Magazine readers since 1992
  by Linda Hamilton
• Dancer-choreographer Bill T. Jones is on several honors lists this season
• Alonzo King's LINES Ballet
• Northwest New Works Festival
  by Sandra Kurtz
• Quote of the month
  by Martha Graham
• Tomorrow and the Martha Graham Company: the legal nightmare over, the dancers are leaping into the future
  by Doris Hering
• The 2005 Guggenheim Fellows in Dance are choreographers Alito Alessi
• Arrested Development
  by Brian McCormick
• Yin Mei
  by Susan Yung
• United States
• A new star shines at the Bolshoi
  by Wendy Perron
• In the Joffrey tradition: artistic directors of five companies talk about how Robert Joffrey's vision shaped their approach
  by Joseph Carman
• Catherine B. Reynolds is the new Chairman
• Teacher wisdom: Milton Myers
• More labor strife in D.C
  by Joseph Carman
• Born to be wild: when she's onstage, the Joffrey Ballet's Maia Wilkins can't hold back
  by Hedy Weiss
• Curtain up
  by Wendy Perron
• Barry C. Hessenius, former director of the California Arts Council
• Setting a high barre: Marcia Dale Weary celebrates 50 years
  by Zachary Lewis
• Compagnie Kafig at ADF
  by Brian McCormick
• Let the circle be unbroken
  by Yolanda Sangweni
• Cunningham in California
  by Rita Felciano
• All in the family: tap dancing siblings Josette and Joseph Wiggan take off
  by Victoria Looseleaf