Spanning the globe with performances of soul-altering movement, the University's dance department will present its annual modern dance concert at the Power Center this weekend.
"Choreography of Geography" showcases four lengthy dances staged by prominent choreographers in the dance department. The show features a special attraction, "Changing Steps," which is an original dance work created by one of the leading modern dance choreographers in New York, Merce Cunningham.
Dancers light up Power Center
Will success spoil "South Park" or, gasp, even worse, make the highly misbehaved Comedy Central cartoon uncool - you know, now that it's a mainstream, cultural phenomenon? 
'South Park' continues with no concern for old standard
For Carol Leifer, it's the opportunity for a creative carte blanche.
For Robert Townsend, it's the chance for some talented black directors, writers and actors to hone their skills.
And for Ed McMahon, it's the chance to serve as father figure to a bunch of young kids anxious for the big time.
For all three, working for the WB is working for the new network on the block, a reality that may translate to fewer viewers and less exposure but brings with it a host of other benefits. WB offers comedians creative freedom
In his latest book, "The Fabric of Reality," David Deutsch confirms that "the truth is out there." But, unlike Mulder and Scully, he is not looking for it in the crop-circles and muddled alien-abduction accounts of middle America. Deutsch, a renowned quantum physicist, makes the far-more-shocking-than-"X-Files"
claim that we, as human beings, already have all of the tools to construct a unified, scientific explanation of everything.
'Fabric' weaves realistic theory
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