Sentence examples for university dance from inspiring English sources

Miguel Terekhov, a dancer with the two leading Ballets Russes troupes of the 1940s and '50s and a co-founder, with his wife, of the School of Dance at the University of Oklahoma, one of America's leading university dance programs, died on Jan . 3at the home of a daughter in Richardson, Tex.

Especially since the late 20th century, there has been a notable proliferation of garba competitions and university dance troupes.

NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY "Dance Concert," presented by the New Jersey City University department of music, dance and theater.

Ms. Wood has interviewed dozens of women in professional companies and university dance programs for a Manhattan-based dance research and dancer's support program called the Gender Project.

Around 60percentt of the choreographers who have scores in the library, or their heirs, allow the works to be licensed by the bureau to professional or university dance companies, which means historical works that might be forgotten can be taught by a qualified notator.

In addition to the five programs shared with Tilles, there will be four concerts by the Emerson String Quartet, which is in residence at the university, dance including "Coppelia" by the Shanghai Ballet, Tango Buenos Aires and the Georgian State Dance, and performances by Ben Vereen, Marvin Hamlisch and Stanley Jordan.

MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY "Dancing on Common Ground".

TOHILL THEATER, ROWAN UNIVERSITY New dance works by student choreographers.

Another Arts and Crafts architect, A. C. Schweinfurth, designed Berkeley's most famous building in that style, the First Unitarian Church (2401 Bancroft Way, 1898), which is now used by the university's dance program.

"So far the university has danced around the issue of divestment which is disappointing.

Two men charged in the fight that led to the stabbing death of Connecticut defensive back Jasper Howard told the police it began when one of Howard's teammates was disrespectful to a woman at a university-sanctioned dance, according to an affidavit.