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By WENDY HUDSON
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November is KJWJHuTtaT
in full swing, QkHiK I N G
and so are the
cold tempera- _
tures.
There is
nothing better
to come
home to than
warm soup or
macaroni and H|B
cheese after
hiking from Gambrell to the
Coliseum, back to B.A. and then ;
over to the library.
Soup and crockpot meals are 1
easy to fix, require few ingredients
and make a lot. These meals can be 1
refrigerated or frozen in small por- 1
tions to make it easier to reheat lat- (
er. {
Vegetable soup is one of the alltime
favorite winter meals. This '
recipe is a hand-me-down from the {
family. The chicken soup recipe 1
comes from "The Starving Students t(
Cookbook" and is good to eat
when all-nighters come around. If
anyone still has a crockpot, this
macaroni and cheese recipe will be
something quick and easy to make.
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Ingredients: 1 i
1 large can crushed tomatoes Sr
2 regular size cans Italian or
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1 bag frozen mixed vegetables O
1 potato, cut into cubes or slices togel
1 small onion, chopped rice.
1 pound ground beef, browned dowi
(optional) Ri
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let. Drain the grease, and set it
aside. In
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a fork. Pour in one can of water grate
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Ingredients: Covei
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spoonfuls uncooked rice (NOT
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egg
nail spoonful lemon juice
irections:
n medium high heat, mix
iier chicken broth, water and
Bring it to a boil, then turn it
i to simmer for 20 minutes,
ght before serving, beat the
and the lemon juice and pour
nixture into the soup. Stir and
>ckpot Macaroni and Cheese
gredients:
ounces macaroni
itick butter
> cups sharp cheddar cheese,
d
> cups milk
;ggs, oeaten
It and pepper as needed
rections:
>ok and drain the macaroni.
: into the crockpot, and add
jtter and two cups of cheese,
veil. Add the milk, eggs and
lings. Stir well,
p with remaining cheese.
and cook on low for eight
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The company, which is in its Pi'
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30 students.
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credit, no students can major in
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student who wants to come here to sa'
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is the biggest moneymaker. We are
really ready for a dance major." Pr?
Anderson's students agree.
"Considering that they have the oul
facilities, they should make it a full P,e
major," said Lucy Jefferys, an Pla
exchange student from Leeds to?
University in England. af)0
Anderson said the lack of a si^
dance major makes it difficult to ^
attract male dancers. den
"I have to bring them in from re^
other places and pay them, and ta^C(
since the university gives me very re^<
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iring the past school year, is
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"The company at USC is wonrful,"
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While some students might one
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"I don't want to dance profes>nally,
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"It's like I spend my whole life
practicing," sophomore Jessica
Graham said. "It's hard to manage,
and I get stressed, but dance has
always been an important part of
my life. It's not work. It's my
enjoyment, and it's something I
want to do."
Jefferys said the benefits of
dancing make the rehearsal time
worthwhile. "If you want to do '
well, you have to practice, and it
just sort of seems to work out," she
said.
Jefferys said the dancers' niche
makes the practices and performances
fun.
"They are amazing dancers, and
there is great talent and a lot of
experience in the company," she
said. "They are good at what they
do, and they are a great support
system. In England, we don't have
that niche, and I'll miss out on
that." t
Reese said the lack of competition
among the dancers makes
being in the company enjoyable.
"It's not a rivalry," she said.
"We're all pulling for each other.
Everyone is so well-trained."
Now, the dancers are training for
uic seven pieces 10 oe periormed in
the Fall Gala.
"There is a lot of variety in the
srogram, and this is reflected in the
>hows we put on," Anderson said.
'This is the first year we are performing
at the Koger Center, and ^
he company is excited about that."
Anderson said the excitement the
ancers feel when they perform
eeps them dancing.
"It is the smell of greasepaint
nd the roar of the crowd that is
le most natural high," she said.
Doing physical movement and
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