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Cook also attributes the surge
in the hot drink business to cam
pus parking. “Some of us have to
park so far away and walk, that by
the time we get here, we’re half
frozen,” she said.
Bridges, who has a mile-long
trek to class, agrees. “Even
though it’s cold,” he said, “I walk
to class instead of driving so that
I don’t contribute to the parking
problem. I usually get coffee
somewhere before class to warm
UP’’
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three muses, portrayed by Sarah
Coats, Sarah Wilson and Kathryn
Jensen, awed the audience with
their ephemeral appearances and
technical proficiency. They exhib
ited beautiful strength in their
dancing and their unity; it is amaz
ing that these girls could reach
such a level of expertise while si
multaneously pursuing their aca
demic studies. The performance
was smooth and virtually flawless.
The last piece, “Grande
Tartelle,” is an original ballet by
Susan E. Anderson. In this dance,
students performed pointe work
while shaking tambourines, and
Sarah Dickey and Sergei Chtyrkov
engaged in a pas de deux. The girls
impressed viewers with their tarn
bourine-hitting grand battements.
The high-spirited piece did not
contain a dull moment; the on
stage formations and dynamics
proved eye-catching and exciting.
Overall, the dance and music
were colorful, but “Grande
Tartelle” simply could not match
the mastery and innovation exud
ed by “Apollon.” Some of the
dancers appeared worried as they .
occasionally hit their tam-A
bourines offbeat, but their danc™
ing remained confident and live
ly. In all, both the USC Symphony
and the Dance Company put on a
fine showing of talent.
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