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Kamarck, Edward (ed.) / Arts in society: growth of dance in America
(Summer-Fall, 1976)

[Masthead],   pp. [unnumbered]-197 PDF (2.4 MB)


Arts in Society
Founded in 1958 and published by
The University of Wisconsin-Extension
Editor
Edward Kamarck
Managing Editor
Jean Collins
Art Editor
Judy Grant
Editor for Special Projects
Monika Jensen
Editorial Associates
Darrell Aderman
Joseph Bradley
Karen Cowan
Thomas Echtner
Robert Gard
Edward Hugdahl
Michael Kazar
Kenneth Kuemmerlein
Helen O'Brien
David Peterson
Marvin Rabin
James Schinneller
Harv Thompson
Anderson White
Richard Wolf
Administrative Secretary
Lorraine Meinhardt
Editorial Secretary
Mary McCoy
Circulation Assistant
Norman Lorenz
Publication Consultant
Donald Kaiser
Production Consultant
John Gruber
This issue was designed by Judy Grant.
Copyright, 1976, by the Regents of the
University of Wisconsin System.
After Magritte, Anna Sokolow, choreographer
and company. Photo by Jack Mitchell.
© 1973.
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