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Max Wyman Revealing Dance: Selected Writings, 1970's-2001 by Max Wyman, 2001-01
Evelyn Hart: An Intimate Portrait by Max Wyman, 1991-09-01
Toni Cavelti: A Jeweller's Life by Max Wyman, 1997-04-24
The Defiant Imagination: Why Culture Matters by Max Wyman, 2004-03
Dance Canada: An illustrated history by Max Wyman, 1989
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet, the first forty years by Max Wyman, 1978
Provo City Library Oral History Project: Memories of Provo, [1900-1940] : Max W. (Wyman) Berg /[prepared and conducted by] Karen Griggs by Max W Berg, 1988
Dr. Max Wyman comments on the criminal law and the legal process, May 1975 by Max Wyman, 1975
Asymptotics by Max Wyman, 1959
Additional report by Max Wyman, 1975

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The Defiant Imagination, By Max Wyman | Straight.com
From the late 60s to the late 90s, max wyman was by turns the Vancouver Sun s dance critic, music critic, drama critic, arts columnist, and bookreview
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Extractions: @import "/misc/drupal.css"; @import "/modules/thickbox/thickbox.css"; @import "/modules/gstimeout/css/tabber.css"; @import "/modules/logintoboggan/logintoboggan.css"; @import "/modules/nice_menus/nice_menus.css"; @import "/themes/new_straight/style.css"; Browse Vancouver Listings Arts Clubs Dining Events Movies Music Home Arts Blogs Classifieds ... March 17, 2004 print By George Fetherling From the late '60s to the late '90s, Max Wyman was by turns the Vancouver Sun's dance critic, music critic, drama critic, arts columnist, and book-review editor Since retiring, he has represented Canada on a UNESCO cultural-policy commission. All that experience seems to figure in this "manifesto for wholesale change in the way we as a society regard and value cultural activity". But even though the book is clear and firm"I am convinced more than ever that we need a cultural contract between government and society," a kind of charter of cultural rightsThe Defiant Imagination: Why Culture Matters is hardly a manifesto in the usual tub-thumping sense. The nature of the subject requires a lot of summarizing before the thesis picks up speed. For example, a brief history of opposition to government support for the arts segues into a survey of arguments used by arts organizations in trying to get private-sector money, including the ever-popular "economic impact" chart, showing the spinoff benefits of every dollar spent on culture. Without gainsaying their approaches, he gives down-to-earth advice to grant- and gift-seeking groups, which often alienate potential patrons by wolf-crying and condescension.
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0888946570 - Dance Canada By Max Wyman - 9780888946577
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Extractions: View cart Help Rare Books Textbooks ... Search Search for books By author: By title: By keyword or ISBN: By binding: Any Hardcover Paperback Advanced booksearch @Biblio Search for books Browse books Bookstores Community BiblioUnbound The monthly newsletter for booklovers E-mail address: ISBN: ISBN-13: Format: Book Be the first to review this book! Publisher: Published date: Pages: Below are the copies we currently have available for purchase, sorted by lowest price first. Once you have chosen which copy you'd like to buy, click on the "Add to cart" link to place it in your shopping cart for purchase. Dance Canada: An illustrated history Wyman, Max Binding: Hardcover Book condition: Very Good Jacket condition: Near Fine Plus Edition: First Edition ISBN: more information
Whaddaya Mean, "We Don't Know About The Box"? - Salon.com
The article Everything you wanted to know about Mulholland Drive, by Bill wyman, max Garrone and Andy Klein, generated a big batch of letters,
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Extractions: The article "Everything you wanted to know about 'Mulholland Drive,'" by Bill Wyman, Max Garrone and Andy Klein, generated a big batch of letters, as viewers tried to piece together the sensational film's puzzles against the interpretation provided in the story. A sampling is below, in which persuasive and provocative new interpretations of the film alternate with ... rather more far-fetched ones. The original article, incidentally, has been revised and updated. Readers are warned that major plot points of the film are discussed in detail in the letters below. The writers wish it noted that the remark, oft-disparaged by readers who wrote in, to the effect that "We don't know about the box" was a joke.
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2006 FVA Boys Tennis Dual Meets
Drew Duncan/Josh Ackerman K beat Krei Meier/Ben Puhl 75, 1-6, 6-3; Matt Miller/Will wyman ON beat Eric Larson/Sean Scherer 3-6, 7-6, 6-1; James Koch/max
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Extractions: Ben LaSelle beat Andy Smith 6-0, 6-0; Brian Tolly beat Josiah Garetson 6-1, 6-1; Brock Radich beat Taylor Jensen 6-0, 6-0; Phil Borden beat Colin Rayson 6-0, 6-0.Jeff Blankfield/Joey VanLieshout beat Nate Woolgar/Ryan Woolgar 6-0, 6-0; John Bere/Will Mitchell beat Dan Kinnunen/Pete Francis 6-0, 6-1; Paul Durocher/Adam Van Handel beat Steven Babbitts/Ross Michalkiewicz 6-1, 6-1. Ryan Dunn beat Matt Marx 6-0, 6-0; Mike Hansen beat Joe Ackerman 6-1, 6-0; Pat Roetker beat Matt Schroeder 6-1, 6-0; Seth Wisner beat Joe Zillmer 6-1, 6-0.Connor Doyle/Jason Dunn beat Drew Duncan/Josh Ackerman 6-0, 6-2; Logan Berens/Nick Roetker beat Eric Larson/Sean Scherer 6-0, 6-3; Jake Tackett/Shane English beat Ross Bisbee/Jake Rath 6-2, 6-2. Martin Uraga AW beat Andy Kratz 6-0, 6-1; Andy Prentice AW beat Michael Laird 6-0, 6-1; Tony Dunham AW beat Tanner Hawley 7-5, 6-4; Clark Anderson AW beat Kevin Ciha 6-0, 6-2.Eric Nelson/Josh Markham KIM beat Max Kruziki/Jake Kruziki 6-2, 6-0; Rob Beck/Tim Verhagen KIM beat Jon Giles/Eric Moorehead 4-6, 6-4, 7-5; Ryan Keel/Matt Beyer KIM beat Chumley Hodgson/Bob Hall 2-6, 6-2, 7-5. Aaron Lang AN beat Lao Xa Xiong 6-2, 6-1; Jared Gamm AN beat Pete Fenlon 5-7, 6-3, 6-2; Mitchell Harer AN beat Sam Hielsberg 6-0, 6-1; Dan Partain AN beat Jess Zimmerman 6-1, 7-5.Krei Meier/Ben Pahl ON beat Lukas Bane/Tom Neal 6-2, 6-4; Nate Eivaz/Drew Padley AN beat Matt Miller/Will Wyman 6-1, 6-3; Misha Hanson/Dave Van Boxtel AN beat John Andraski/Max Wyman 6-1, 6-3.
Evelyn Hart - Canadian Women In Theatre And Dance - Celebrating Women's Achievem
max wyman, in his biography of Hart, tells us that she has struggled max wyman concludes his biography of Evelyn Hart with the following words
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Extractions: Evelyn Hart, world-renowned ballerina and principal dancer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, had a dream: she wanted "to be a dancer who would put Canada on the map." (Enright, p. 12) In 1966, at the age of ten, while living in Peterborough, she was inspired by the beauty of Veronica Tennant's dancing, as Juliet, in a televised performance of Romeo and Juliet by the National Ballet of Canada. Evelyn began to dance at home and to admire pictures of ballerinas in books, which her mother borrowed for her from the local library. Soon afterwards, Evelyn convinced her parents to let her enroll in dance classes at the YWCA and at age thirteen she won a place in the summer session of the National Ballet School. In 1970, when her family moved to Dorchester, Ontario, she enrolled in formal dance classes, in neighbouring London, at a school of dance operated by Dorothy and Victoria Carter. Hart has said of the Carters, "They are indelibly etched on my soul for life. Without them I wouldn't be where I am. To this day I attribute my whole being in dance to those two women. It is because of the Carters that I am a dancer." (Wyman, p. 42) Evelyn Hart attended the National Ballet School in the fall of 1971 but was forced to leave after three months because she suffered from anorexia nervosa. In 1973, after she regained her health and confidence, she auditioned for and subsequently accepted a place in the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, Professional Division where she trained under David Moroni.
Max Wyman Books On Bellefair Books
First Edition, First Printing; As New in a Near Fine dust jacket; a beautiful, giftquality book; tightly bound in light grey with bright silver lettering
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Extractions: First Edition, First Printing; As New in a Near Fine dust jacket; a beautiful, gift-quality book; tightly bound in light grey with bright silver lettering on front; 224 pages including index; 180 illustrations; grey, black, and white pictorial dust jacket has very slight edge wrinkling. From the flap: Affectionate and anecdotal, this lavishly illustrated chronical of dance in Canada traces the growth of ballet and modern dance from colonial times to the present.
Gweneth Lloyd
wyman, max. 2000. Royal Winnipeg Ballet . In Susan Macpherson, ed. Works choreographed for the Winnipeg Ballet (Source wyman, max. 1978.
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Extractions: Died: 1993, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada Gweneth Lloyd began social and fancy dancing at age thirteen. She loved to dance and was determined to make it her career. She attended the Liverpool Physical Training College and during her first teaching job she reconnected with movement when she became interested in Ruby Ginner's Revived Greek Dance. Historian Anna Blewchamp argues that it was the emphasis on expressivity and musicality in the Revived Greek Dance that characterized Lloyd's choreography. In 1924, Lloyd left her job to study with Ginner full time. She complemented this training by studying Cecchetti and RAD ballet technique eventually becoming an examiner for the RAD. In 1926, Lloyd and a colleague opened a school in Leeds where she befriended a student named Betty Hey (later Farrally). The two immigrated to Canada settling in Winnipeg in 1938. Betty was 23, Gweneth, 36. Upon their arrival, the pair opened the Canadian School of Ballet. There was an ample supply of dance teachers in Winnipeg in 1938, but Lloyd and Farrally wanted to contribute more than yet another training facility. They realized that to really foster ballet's development in their new prairie home, they needed to educate potential audience members. Within months of their arrival, they initiated the Winnipeg Ballet Club and offered free tuition to anyone accepted; they also held monthly lecture-demonstrations open to the public. They soon connected with a dynamic jack-of-all-trades named David Yeddeau. This "holy trinity", so called by later Royal Winnipeg Ballet artistic director Arnold Spohr, formed an unstoppable team that brought ballet to new heights in Canada. Lloyd was the choreographer, Farrally the rehearsal director and Yeddeau added experience in set design and construction, wardrobe and make-up, and stage management.
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OUP: UK General Catalogue
Bruce Winterhalder, Dept. of Anthropology, University of California at Davis, Davis, USA Emily wyman, max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology,
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GungHaggisFatChoy :: Max Wyman: Speaking On Cultural Activity, Creativity At Van
Vancouver writer and cultural commentator max wyman, President of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO, spoke at the Vancouver Public Library tonight.
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Extractions: FOOD: A quirky fusion/mix/buffet of Scottish Canadian and Chinese Canadian culture 10 course Chinese banguet dinner In 2004, we presented the debut of Gung Haggis Won-Ton including haggis served with plum or sweet and sour sauces.! For 2005 it was haggis lettuce wrap! 2007 saw the creation of Haggis dim sum appetizer buffet - Watch for more surprises in 2008!
ArtsAlive.ca - Dance : Meet The Artists
Born in Austria as Anna Fladnitzer, Anna wyman began her dance career with the Opera House in Graz, wyman, max. Dance Canada An Illustrated History.
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TO THE XFILES SET, A STAR IS BORNE Sun Review of Books editor max wyman takes on a different guise on Sunday - as a character in that evening s episode of
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University Of Alberta: Max Wyman (1969-1974)
Dr max wyman, the seventh President of the University of Alberta, was not only a skilled administrator, but also a talented mathematician.
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Extractions: Max Wyman Feature Article Dear Professor Einstein Original: History Trails Max Wyman was born in Lethbridge, Alberta in 1916 and received his BSc from the University of Alberta in 1937. When he graduated, the University awarded him the Governor General's Gold Medal and the Department of Mathematics's top award. After receiving his PhD magna cum laude from the California Institute of Technology, Wyman held a wartime position with the National Research Council in Ottawa (1940 and 1942) and taught at the University of Saskatchewan in 1941. In 1943, Wyman became a lecturer of mathematicsat the University of Alberta and, in 1956, became a full professor. Wyman became involved in administration in 1961 when he became Chair of the Department of Mathematics. Dr Wyman held the position of Dean of Science from 1963 to 1965, and, in 1964, he became Vice-President (Academic). When Wyman was appointed President of the University of Alberta in 1969, he became the first University of Alberta graduate to hold this position. Wyman was President until his retirement in 1974. He encouraged research and graduate studies, and was instrumental in modifying the teaching loads of professors, thus helping the University of Alberta evolve into a modern research university.
Alberta Legislature Library On-line Catalogue
Canada in Flanders / by Sir max Aitken, m. p., with a preface by the Rt. Hon. The defiant imagination why culture matters / max wyman.
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2000: Accio Quote!, The Largest Archive Of J.K. Rowling Interviews On The Web
wyman, max. You can lead a fool to a book but you can t make them think Author has frank words for the religious right, The Vancouver Sun (British
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Extractions: Audio Video Wyman, Max. " 'You can lead a fool to a book but you can't make them think': Author has frank words for the religious right," The Vancouver Sun (British Columbia), October 26, 2000 J.K. Rowling no longer wears the red tresses that became familiar to millions when her fictional creation, Harry Potter, launched her into the stratosphere of international media fame. She has dyed her shortened locks a generic blond, leaving the dark roots showing. Woman's privilege, we wonder. But no: the long red hair and bangs were making her too recognizable, she says. The new look frames intense, dark eyes and a pale, serious face. Here on one of the most lavishly hyped publicity tours in literary history, she has just handled a half-hour question session with a group of selected children, and another half-hour of polite but mostly lackadaisical quizzing by the Vancouver media. She's an old hand at this by now. The fourth book in the series, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, has just been launched, with hardback sales in Canada alone topping a million. Superstar? Of course, but there's a no-nonsense, unpretentious air about the way she handles herself.

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