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Wednesday, August 2, 1978
University Daily Kansan
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Staff Photo by SUZANNE BURDICK
Danny Leppick and Christina Snane, both from New York,
demonstrate a dance routine of contact improvisation to the first
class attending a two-week seminar in modern dance held at the Lawrence Arts Center, Ninth and Vermont streets.
Workshop polishes modern dance skills
By MELISSA STINSON
Staff Writer
A mass of female and male bodies sway in rhythm. The mass breaks as they dart in between and around each other in different directions. One woman leaps toward another and the two dance together, then flee in opposite directions.
A new command is issued by the teacher, the dance workshop and the participants of the workshop.
The workshop, being held at the Lawrence Arts Center, Ninth and Vermont streets; through Aug. 14, is a seminar of three daily classes in contact improvisation, release technique and alignment, Marsha Paludan, director of the Movement center workshop, said yesterday.
"WE HAVE participants from all over," she said. "We've got one who came from England for this, some from the East Coast, Illinois and locally."
"This is the second one we've done
together in Lawrence's John Rolland, professor at the University of Rochester and School of Music at Mount Saint Mary.
Rolland has taught alignment, improvisation, release and ballet in modern dance.
ALIGNMENT dance is based on the study and balance of opposing forces, gravity and countertourn, as they act on skeletal and muscular systems, he said. The study leads to a set of images and sensory exercises in dance balance.
According to Paludan, the release technique is the use of imagination in movement. It can involve squirming, rolling, crawling, walking and running.
Contact improvisation, being taught by Danny Leppick and Christina Svane from New York, is two people engaging in a physical dialogue.
LEPROFF said that when he and Svane were in Lawrence in January to teach contact improvisation for one week at Hashmer Hall, it did not to over well.
"It was a strange situation," he said. "One of the problems was that it was like an after-
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school activity. None of the teachers had said that it was a good thing for them to do. It wasn't sponsored by the school, so if they had a lot of work to do they didn't dance."
CLEVELAND (AP)—Buddy Bell's pinch single in the seventh inning scored Rick Manning from third base last night and he was able to score a 24- victory over the Kansas City Royals.
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Rose's hitting streak ends at 44
ATLANTA (AP) - Pete Roe's assault on Joe Dmaggio's all-time record of hitting in 56 straight games ended last night at 44 when he went hitless against two Atlanta Braves' pitches, rookie Larry McWilliams and veteran relief pitcher Gene Garber.
Rose, the 37-year-old Reds' captain who had captured the attention of the country's sports fans with the second longest hitting streak in recent history, loudly by an Atlanta crowd of 31,159, which stayed after the game chanting "Pete, Pete," until Rose returned from the clubhouse, where, for the second straight season, he brought a bouquet of roses by the Atlanta Braves.
Garber fanned Rose on a 2-2 pitch for the final out of the game after Rose had walked, lined out hard twice and grounded in his four other trips to the plate.
Rose had tied the all-time National League mark of 44 games set by Wille Keeler in 1897 with a sixth-imaing single when Phil Niekro was pitch-ing.
Facing McWilliams, a 24-year-old rookie making only his fourth major league start, Rose walked on a 32-2 count in the first inning and scored in second. He hit a line drive on the first pitch.
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IN HIS THIRD trip, Rose hit a hard but routine ground ball and was thrown out by shortstop Jerry Royster. The Braves replaced McWilliams, 3-4, after the fifth inning. He did not face the first relieving pitcher, Davy Campbell, who worked only the sixth innings.
Garber, the bearded relief pitcher who earned his 13th save since being acquired from the Philadelphia Phillies earlier this season, came to New York, but got Rose to hit a line drive into a dome.
Third baseman Bob Horner scored the ball without moving and doubled Dave Garrison.
The crowd at Atlanta Stadium realized after the seventh that Rose would have one of her own.
Rose drew a half-minute ovation when he approached the plate. He bunted foul toward third on the first pitch, took two straight balls and then fouled-tipped the next pitch before Garber ended the drama, throwing the third strike past the swinging Rose.
Rose's stink began June 14. He had 70 hikes in 123 trips for a $38 average before February. He'll need to pay more.
By comparison, Dilmiaggio had 66 hits in 17 at-bats for a 379 average during the first 44 games of his streak that started when Rose was only a few months old.
Rose batted right-handed against Mcwilkins and switched to the left side for Williams.
He was hitting .364 against left-henders and .397 against right-handlers during the streak, in which he raised his average from .287 to .316.
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