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A GREENVILLE NATIVE and USC aining with companies such as the J ashington Ballet and studied under erly a principal dancer with the New West said she "was a bit apprehens aching position at USC. "Susan, (E r the dance division), was very sele< anted to teach. I wasn't sure I could t ive only taught little kids before," she Her students seem to enjoy the class, involved. "I like the class because it giv< exibility," said Amanda Gotto, an en] 1 art form. It's not like aerobic dancin "You sweat. You hurt," she added. ' iore creative with ballet." LONNIE SMITH, one of six men in r "muscle tone and football." Smith, 3 football team, said, "If you're not irt out on the field. Ballet makes y< iore flexible. It helps your coordinatio ^ {Bb?B M fifi6So ^w^m^^bM^JbsS mm ^^ ^ BHhB^I^B HI z ^ajpS e Ultimate Tape Giiai o extraordinary, we're going ending process, locks each c ipa So music stays live, orever. to protect i-wind. YOU'LL HlBfflH WW iT??r?io/a f ono ? ?. ? ? an WW I K|1 aeslen b il LI! OR IS V ,lace >t<Wa MEMOi in' as college li lands. "Plie, and up. f"\ ollow her instructions 1 gm *m| air neatly pulled back " 5C students, women e and black Danskin " said Suzanne West, Bp tell them they have to ^ heir bodies and point jp iM ; taped to your back so | ^ student, West has had foffrey Ballet and the Edward Villella, forYork City Ba llet. v0 . "ai^ ive" when offered the arle, artistic director ' ctive about whom she each people my age; I ; j iu' , , a ^ , Suzanne West s I although a lot of work _ ... . .. & women, follow the i is you strength and Tina Forsthoefe gineering senior. "It's said, "I think it'! g or jogging. tremendous amou "But I feel you can be "This is someth me," she said, the class, takes ballet West said she who is training for the technique is clear flexible, you can get she said. "I don't )ur muscles stronger, special to me, an< n." with them." iiii iaEasiigsgiiii . 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