Carhart & Horovyi: Injuries lead to new careers in ice dance

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by Anne Calder Helena Carhart became an ice dancer by accident. She was a thirteen year old intermediate singles skater when she was injured. Ironically a similar situation happened to her older sister, Adrienne, who had incurred a hip injury and was now an ice dancer. “I really enjoyed the skating aspect of singles, less […]


New Team Series: Harlow Stanley & Nikita Sosnenko

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by Anne Calder | Skating Photos by Daphne Backman | Off Ice Photos by Jordan Cowan IDC chatted with the new team of Harlow Stanley & Nikita Sosnenko in July at both the Dallas Open and Lake Placid Ice Dance International. Stanley was born in Denver, Colorado February 2, 2007, but also has dual Mexican […]


How Ballroom Dancing Can Supplement an Exercise Routine

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Ballroom dance is a type of partner dance that can be traced back all the way to the late 16th century. It is characterized by elegant, formal movements and positions. Today, ballroom dance has spread across the world and is enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities! In recent years, dance has become increasingly […]


Milonga del Sol: 07-02-22

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Thank you everyone for another delicious rendition of Milonga Del Sol! A special thank you to Daniel Arias for a wonderful class, and Pipe Tango for entertaining us on the dance floor with the best tandas! Next week, Saturday 7/16, we’re kicking off a new LATA semester with the 2h Beginner Bootcamp at 11am and […]


An aspiring ballerina plays a dangerous game with the truth

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In Heather Christie’s new novel, “The Lying Season,” seventeen year old Piper Rose becomes unwittingly involved in a criminal cover-up with her brothers and their friends. Will she keep their secret despite the physical and psychological damage it’s doing to her or come clean and potentially ruin their chances at promising athletic careers?