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Contents
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DOLLARS AND SENSIBILITY
ALICE NAUDE
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REDEMPTION
ANNIE RACHELLE LANZILLOTO
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PUSSY & CASH: DIARY OF A DOWNSIZED DIVA
HATTIE GOSSETT
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A COLLABORATION WITH CLASS
FREDA ROSEN
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FOLLOWING THE DAO OR THE TAO
MARTHA WITTMAN
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REFLECTIONS ON THE ECONOMICS OF IMPERMANENCE IN PAINTING AND DANCE
ANDREW MARCUS
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IT TOPPLES FAST
DARIA FAIN
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FRATERNITY-MAKING A LIVING AS A BROTHER
AUDREY KINDRED
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MONEY IN ART: FROM FACE VALUE TO CRITICAL VALLUE
MICHELLE BENNETT
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FALLING SHORT OF SORTS
GUTA HEDEWIG
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HALLELUJAH ANYWAY #2: VIDEO STILLS
NEIL GOLDBERG
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BANK ACCOUNT
BINA SHARIF
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BECAUSE YOU'RE WORTH IT
GRISHA COLEMAN
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SILVER SPOON
ASIMINA CHREMOS
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THE TIDES THAT BLIND
JOAN T. HOCKY
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STARVE
CHRISTINA KNIGHT
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DANCE, MIND-SETS, AND A NEW DAY
MARK ROBISON
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ECONOMIES OF DANCE AND OTHER THOUGHTS
HELERI
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| 13 | MOVEMENT RESEARCH PROGRAMS: FEBRUARY - JULY 1996 |
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SENSIBILITY: RACE, CLASS AND DOLLARS [NEVER TRUST A THIEF]
RONALD K. BROWN
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HOW TO SELL BUT NOT SELL OUT: SOME PERSONAL LESSONS FROM MAKING A CAREER AS A SUBVERSIVE AND RADICAL PERFORMING ARTIST
FRED HO
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POSING POOR
SALLY LEE STEWART
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QUOTES FROM THE DAMAGED
RONALD K. BROWN
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LEVERAGE LOST: THE NONPROFIT ARTS IN THE POST-FORD ERA (EXCERPT)
JOHN KREIDLER
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THE HEALING AND CHANGE, #9
DENNIS REID
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POWER IN NUMBERS
GEORGE EMILIO SANCHEZ
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PEER PRESSURE AND PAYBACK OR I DON'T KNOW ANYONE WITH MONEY. YES YOU DO!
ED BOLAND
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