The News Review:
- Victor Quijada is a genre-bending choreographer
- Wolverines triples dominate Gophers keep dance hopes alive
- Spring break… party later save the world now!
Victor Quijada is a genre-bending choreographer
Kansas City Star M -
Even though at first all the break dance aspects of Victor’s work were very new to me — the floor elements being upside-down using your upper body as a point to put weight on — I was fearless about it and we established a very close relationship from the very beginning. He choreographed everything on me and would consult with me and we’d share our ideas. But instead we try to carve shapes into the space around us with our body’s movements.
Wolverines triples dominate Gophers keep dance hopes alive
Detroit Free Press United States -
“It makes us a whole different team. “Given the way the past six weeks have gone being someone other than themselves was a necessity. The Wolverines had lost their last six games to NCAA tournament-likely teams and needed to break that rut with five games remaining. Now with this successful win on the ledger controlling the game at both ends there’s confidence moving with three road games in the final four. While they’ll focus on their defense the offense gave Michigan a spark it has missed for weeks. The 74 points were the most since beating Illinois on Jan. 4 — the last quality win.
Spring break… party later save the world now!
Examiner.com -
comFor most college students the spring break you see on MTV with all sorts of drinking contests and dance parties in a tropical climate among your best college buddies is the furthest thing from. Actually a majority of college students have never and will never spend their week off in March pounding beers south of the border. Especially in today’s economic climate it just doesn’t seem feasible to swing a week of partying despite the the lures of tropical temps and poolside parties.
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