Dance Analysis

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    Major Life Decision Analysis

    wanted to quit dance or not. At this point in time I had been dancing since I was three, so almost ten years. I hated having to make this decision, but am glad that I made the choice that felt right. I loved dance, but I was also thinking about quitting for the year. I barely had any free time and I wanted to see what other hobbies and options I had. I never got to see my friends after school on weekdays and sometimes even on weekends because of how much I was rehearsing for dance. Almost eight

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    Student Photography Analysis

    A collection of student photography is on display at the Northwest Spring Branch campus until Oct 7. At the exhibit are world class pictures without even the slightest hint that they came from Houston Community College students. From the color to the texture, and even the pictures that were shot in black and white, you would never guess that the pictures came from amateurs. Each student was asked to study a famous photographer, then emulate them in their own work of art. Not a single picture was

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    Miami City Ballet's Swam Lake

    Miami, on October 23, 2015, at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in the production titled Swam Lake. The performance featured three unique and well choreographed pieces that each presented a different version to the original classical dance piece. In the beginning, the artistic director Lourdes Lopez announced that this marks Miami City Ballet’s 30th anniversary; there’s 51 dancers in this company; our repertoire includes the masterpiece from the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. Our

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    Ryley Polak Personal Statement

    everything happens for a reason. Over the past 5 years dance has transfigured my entire outlook on life. It has been the backbone and un-denying support for all the changes I have faced both positively and negatively. When I went to go take my first “hip hop” class and found out it was jazz, I was very embarrassed. I remember thinking to myself “boys don’t dance like that”, but of course it didn’t take me very long to fall in love. When dance became more prominent in my life I took on the challenge

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    Friday-Personal Narrative

    cash prize to the first place winner, and $20 to the second place winner. The third place winner would just receive a trophy. I joined the talent show to perform a dance that I had created on my own. I practiced this dance for a few months so I wanted to show everyone what I was capable of.

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    Black Women In Ballet

    dancer, teachers, and other positions within the institution, is a crucial issue that needs to be corrected. With more representation of black women in ballet, young girls in grassroot programs will have role models to encourage them to further their dance careers. Overall, black women have talent that is being ignored due to dated standards of beauty, but by becoming aware of the treatment of black women in the ballet community and instilling change, a new and inclusive standard of beauty can shine

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    Nutritionism In Ballet

    Nutritionists are becoming a normal part of many professional dance companies to provide much needed understanding and guidance to their dancers. Getting enough fuel to perform at their best is a balancing act for dancers. They need to eat enough to have energy, but at the same time avoid feeling bloated and heavy

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    Physics Of Dance

    The Physics Of Dance Starting in the extensive courts of the Italian Renaissance in the 1400s, it formed into a work of art amid the seventeenth century in France under the rule of Louis XIV. Be that as it may, the rich arabesques, elating stupendous jetés, and enthusiastic fouettés en tournant of artful dance that we know today became out of the Romanticism of the late 1800s, when ballet performers depicted pixie like animals and just about appeared to be equipped for gliding noticeable all around

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    Personal Narrative: The Beginning Of Suffolk Community College

    The starting of Suffolk Community College was an experience of a lifetime.  Weather it was signing up for financial aid and going to campus tours. I was very excited to start college. The process for financial aid to me felt like forever. I had to do a part of filling out the fafsa. Then my mom and dad each had their own part to do as well.Three weeks later is when the school gets it and I was all set. After being all set with my financial aid I attended a campus tour where I met my best friend Yamilka

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    Personal Narrative-D Is For Duet

    friend, Hannah and I did a duet for dance. We both had been doing dance and tumbling for a long time at the same dance studio. Over the past few years, we were getting to be better and better friends. One time when we were at dance we saw something that was telling information about duets, solos, and any other small dance group tryouts. After seeing this we decided that it would be fun to do a duet together. Both of us told our moms about this and my mom asked the dance teacher if Hannah and I were ready

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