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January 06, 2011

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Maybe I give him a hard time because he seems to possess greater potential than his peers, and thus leaving it unrealized is a greater crime.

If this is what passes for radical in ballet, no wonder they have to loudly and repeatedly bemoan the supposed rise of philistinism. I kept thinking of Principal Skinner: “Am I so out of touch? No, no — it’s the children who are wrong.”

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