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Grapted, it’s better than listening to William SKatner, but it’s not time to quit your day job. Hope the tour goes well for you, though. Fortunately, “Fire Down Below” isn’t a Completely odious chunk of cinematic yak phlegm. Kristofferson’s bad-guy role is so bad that it’s funny, there are some good one-liners, and a couple of the action scenes still evoke that loud “OOF!” from the audience. Other than that, though, the movie falls as flat as the dialogue is written. Tile acting ranks right up there with hemorrhoid commercials, and the story line has that unique flavor of stale toe-jam. But hey, at least Steve’s still got his health, right? Want to stay healthy? Avoid “Fire Down Below.” The Facts Title: “Fire Down Below” Stan: Steven Seagal, Marg Helg™ n^.^, Kris Kristofferson Director: Felix Enriquez Alcala Rating: R (violence, language, mature themes) Grade: D+ Five Words: Seagal takes on toxic waste Perfomer 7i:% ,< passes art to children ■ Friday’s workshops will teach techniques to students and residents. LEWIS from page 12 strength is working with children. During Saturday’s workshop, Lewis hopes to communicate the art of working with children through a few basic concepts. “You need to understand that children are young, and their extended movement memory is limited.,” Lewis said. “When choreographing on children, you have to take that into considera tion. Another main difference between a child and a trained dancer is a trained dancer learns to pick out which beats in the music are used for which movements.” In order to help children learn music, Lewis taps out the beat on a tambourine. As the children progress, Lewis taps more lightly, decreasing their dependence on the instrument. By recital, the children have learned the music, and the tambourine is an unobtrusive pres ence. Lewis said the most important thing he teaches in his classes is a passion for teaching. “I remember having teachers who were passionate and even a lit tle crazy,” Lewis said. “Now, they want to homogenize teachers. If we do that, they won’t be able to teach our children how to adapt to change.” Lewis said the emphasis on adaptability in modern dance is one reason he prefers it over other forms of dance. “I find it hard to understand why we would want to teach girls in the 20th century the old-fash ioned sense of femininity that occurs in ballet,” he explained. “In modern, they’re still making up the rules, which is very exciting.” www.iiiiLeclu/DaityNeb/ Cycle Works MITT* on sale ' Lincoln’s largest selection of ML Bikes . Largest selection of U-locks and cables. 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