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Pacman: New page: '''Alicia Graf''' GS '03 is a modern dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She will serve as the 2008 General Studies Class Day speaker and receive t...

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New page: '''Alicia Graf''' GS '03 is a modern dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She will serve as the 2008 General Studies Class Day speaker and receive t...

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'''Alicia Graf''' [[GS]] '[[2003|03]] is a modern dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She will serve as the [[2008]] [[General Studies]] [[Class Day]] speaker and receive the [[Medal of Excellence]] at the [[2008]] [[Commencement]].

She earned high praise as a teenage ballerina and at age 17 joined the Dance Theatre of Harlem. When injuries and subsequent surgeries forced her off stage, Graf became the associate artistic director of A Time to Dance, Inc., overseeing a collegiate dance-ministry team that performed in local churches and other spiritual spaces. During that time she enrolled in Columbia, where she eventually graduated magna cum laude. Now fully recovered from her injuries, Graf has returned to dancing and recently was named by Smithsonian magazine one of 37 young American innovators of the arts and sciences. The ''[[New York Times]]'' recently named her one of ten most influential dancers of the year.

[[Category:General Studies alumni|Graf]]
[[Category:Class of 2003|Graf]]

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−	'''Alicia Graf''' [[GS]] '[[2003\|03]] is a modern dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She ~~will serve~~ as the [[2008]] [[General Studies]] [[Class Day]] speaker and ~~receive~~ the [[University Medal for Excellence]] at the [[2008]] [[Commencement]].	+	'''Alicia Graf''' [[GS]] '[[2003\|03]] is a modern dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She served as the [[2008]] [[General Studies]] [[Class Day]] speaker and received the [[University Medal for Excellence]] at the [[2008]] [[Commencement]].

	She earned high praise as a teenage ballerina and at age 17 joined the Dance Theatre of Harlem. When injuries and subsequent surgeries forced her off stage, Graf became the associate artistic director of A Time to Dance, Inc., overseeing a collegiate dance-ministry team that performed in local churches and other spiritual spaces. During that time she enrolled in Columbia, where she eventually graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]''.		She earned high praise as a teenage ballerina and at age 17 joined the Dance Theatre of Harlem. When injuries and subsequent surgeries forced her off stage, Graf became the associate artistic director of A Time to Dance, Inc., overseeing a collegiate dance-ministry team that performed in local churches and other spiritual spaces. During that time she enrolled in Columbia, where she eventually graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]''.

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−	'''Alicia Graf''' [[GS]] '[[2003\|03]] is a modern dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She will serve as the [[2008]] [[General Studies]] [[Class Day]] speaker and receive the [[Medal of Excellence]] at the [[2008]] [[Commencement]].	+	'''Alicia Graf''' [[GS]] '[[2003\|03]] is a modern dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She will serve as the [[2008]] [[General Studies]] [[Class Day]] speaker and receive the [[University Medal for Excellence]] at the [[2008]] [[Commencement]].

	She earned high praise as a teenage ballerina and at age 17 joined the Dance Theatre of Harlem. When injuries and subsequent surgeries forced her off stage, Graf became the associate artistic director of A Time to Dance, Inc., overseeing a collegiate dance-ministry team that performed in local churches and other spiritual spaces. During that time she enrolled in Columbia, where she eventually graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]''.		She earned high praise as a teenage ballerina and at age 17 joined the Dance Theatre of Harlem. When injuries and subsequent surgeries forced her off stage, Graf became the associate artistic director of A Time to Dance, Inc., overseeing a collegiate dance-ministry team that performed in local churches and other spiritual spaces. During that time she enrolled in Columbia, where she eventually graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]''.

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 Now fully recovered from her injuries, Graf has returned to dancing and recently was named by Smithsonian magazine one of 37 young American innovators of the arts and sciences. The ''[[New York Times]]'' recently named her one of ten most influential dancers of the year.
 [[Category:General Studies alumni|Graf]]
 [[Category:Class of 2003|Graf]]

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 '''Alicia Graf''' [[GS]] '[[2003|03]] is a modern dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She will serve as the [[2008]] [[General Studies]] [[Class Day]] speaker and receive the [[Medal of Excellence]] at the [[2008]] [[Commencement]].
-She earned high praise as a teenage ballerina and at age 17 joined the Dance Theatre of Harlem. When injuries and subsequent surgeries forced her off stage, Graf became the associate artistic director of A Time to Dance, Inc., overseeing a collegiate dance-ministry team that performed in local churches and other spiritual spaces. During that time she enrolled in Columbia, where she eventually graduated magna cum laude. Now fully recovered from her injuries, Graf has returned to dancing and recently was named by Smithsonian magazine one of 37 young American innovators of the arts and sciences. The ''[[New York Times]]'' recently named her one of ten most influential dancers of the year.
+She earned high praise as a teenage ballerina and at age 17 joined the Dance Theatre of Harlem. When injuries and subsequent surgeries forced her off stage, Graf became the associate artistic director of A Time to Dance, Inc., overseeing a collegiate dance-ministry team that performed in local churches and other spiritual spaces. During that time she enrolled in Columbia, where she eventually graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]''.
 [[Category:General Studies alumni|Graf]]
 [[Category:Class of 2003|Graf]]