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Dance and Culture - An
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Introductory Reader
curriculum. Fran Anthony Meyer
Wendy Oliver, Senior Editor
has assembled quality work of
Explore dance and culture
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Dance and Culture
An Introductory Reader
country in this best-practices text
special focus on how immi-
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that serves both student teachers
grant groups enrich American
and experienced educators. Available spring 2010.
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Nu Delta Alpha Journal
The Spirit of Dance
Dance in My Life: An Introductory Reader for
Vol. 3: The Spirit of Dance
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