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Photo by Phelan M. Ebenkl
The Nutcracker has
magic of Christmas
By Staci Finch
Entertainment Writer
The Christmas season is upon us.
It’s obvious in the decorations, in
stores, in the Christmas songs on the
radio and the stands of Christmas
trees for sale everywhere. And the
advent of the season brings more
than Santa and the wise men. It also
brings The Nutcracker.
The classic ballet, accompanied by
music by Tchaikovsky, is as much a
part of Christmas as manger scenes
and reindeer. Children by age as
well as at heart gather during the
season to see performances of the
show, as did those gathered in Rud
der Auditorium Tuesday night. The
Indianapolis Ballet Theater were
well-received by an audience of 1900
as they performed the beloved bal
let.
The ballet tells the story of the
Stahibaum family as they exchange
gifts with friends at Christmas.
Their daughter, Clara, receives a
magical nutcracker that comes alive
and leads her on a magical journey
to the Kingdom of Sweets, where she
meets the Sugar Plum Fairy.
The performance was well pre
sented, and was aided by fantastic
scenery. Composed mostly of back
drop curtains, the set was extrava-
gent and contributed much to the
fantasy setting of the show. Al
though some audience members
were disgruntled by the lack of live
sound, the music was excellent and
well recorded.
Very memorable were the individ
ual dances performed in the King
dom of Sweets. Dale Shields was ex
cellent in the Spanish Dance, as was
Michele Jones and Clark Blakley in
the Chinese Dance. The comedy in
these two dances contrasted sharply
with the sensousness of the Arabian
Dance, performed by Annetthe
Graber and Michael Stephenson.
But the best of these dances was
the Russian Dance. Michael King,
Chuck Pizarro and Frank Weiner
put such vigor into their perfor
mance that they carried (heart
ence off the stage with them.
Along with the excellent dancini
was a lot of humor, which wasra
shown in the dance of the Past!'
Chefs. As the four chefs, each one
smaller copy of the previom
jumped and bumped each otlu
across the stage, they madetheditt
cult art of slapstick dancing lod
easy.
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ence laughing, and was onlyto|
by the arrival of the King of tk
Mice. H is ego was hard to miss,
Steven Wright played the role toll*
hilt.
The classic Pas de Deux betwti
the Sugar Plum Fairy (faneHacfc
and the Nutcracker Prince (Edvaj
Moffat) was excellent. Aside
few rough spots and some sfl
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Diabetic care improves
with years of research
By Stephanie Richard
Reporter
Diabetic care is the best today that
it’s ever been, Dr. Luther Travis, a
professor of pediatric nephrelogy,
said.
Travis, practicing diabetic medi
cine at the University of Texas Medi
cal Center in Galveston, is the medi
cal director for Texas Lion’s Camp
for Diabetic Children. He has done
extensive diabetic research and is in
volved in patient education.
“The past 15 years have shown an
explosion of what we currently know
about diabetes and its future,” he
said. “It’s an exciting time to be in
volved in diabetes; it’s a better time
than it was a few years ago.
Current diabetic research is focus
ing on what to do with the informa
tion patients receive once diabetes is
diagnosed, he said. 1980 was a key
point in establishing new techniques
to monitor blood sugar on a daily ba
sis. New research is analyzing meth
ods for maintaining glucose levels in
active ways.
Insulin administration, diet and
exercise can be programmed into an
interactive process to help people
learn, he said.
Addressing a group of 20 in Ster
ling C. Evans Library Tuesday night,
Travis said four factors contribute to
a patients’s blood sugar level.
“Controlling diabetes results from
insulin intake, diet, exercise pro
grams and stress management,” he
said. “Most people don’t realize how
important stress is in regulating
blood sugar.
“Significant studies in drug re
search have been done in foreign
MARFA (AP) — Two teens, ages
16 and 17, were arrested Tuesday
and charged with murder in a sniper
attack on three Rio Grande white-
water rafters, police said.
Eduardo Pineda Rodriguez, 17,
was arrested Tuesday morning at his
parents’ home east of the Big Bend
village of Bedford, according to Pre
sidio County Sheriff Rick Thomp
son.
The 16-year-old was arrested by
countries,” he said. Diabetes K
search is taking top priority in ft
ada, Europe and Japan.
“We’re close enough in toda/sS'
ciety to treating these immunedrt
tiers,” Travis said. “We’re explort
with immense technology. Ourfe
will change dramtically within ik
next eight to 10 years. The future
very exciting.”
Chihuahua state judicial police ’
Ojinaga, Mexico, Thompson
The identity of the boy, a Mexifi 1
citizen, was being withheld beca^
of his age. Two other teen-ajf
were being sought in Mexi (i
Thompson said, adding the Nov ^
attack seemed to have been carr^
out on a whim.
Both suspects were charged"
murder in the death of Michael
fley, 40, of Eastland.
Police arrest two teens
for raft sniper attack