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Chi Tau Epsilon Honor Society finds new ways to show off dancing

Mary Mone • March 23, 2021

By Mary Mone Online and Copy Editor Photo by Cassidy Winborn The Chi Tau Epsilon Honor Society has kick-started back into performing this spring semester, finding creative ways to share their love for...

Dance organization Chi Tau Epsilon provides creative outlet; membership open to dance majors, non-majors alike

Brianna Murphy • November 25, 2020

By Brianna Murphy Staff Writer Photos by Cassidy Noelle Winborn Students across campus who have a passion or taste in dance join Chi Tau Epsilon to express themselves. Chi Tau Epsilon is an organization...

Apache Belles spring show

thedrumbeat • April 15, 2019

A hush fell over the crowd as the lights dimmed in the auditorium. Spotlights searched the stage as Apache Belles emerged from the entrance doors and danced their way down the aisle. The...

Tale as old as time: Academy of Dance to Present “Beauty and the Beast”

Anna Grace Drewett • April 11, 2019

Anna Grace Drewett Staff Writer Shurrell Wiebe, an instructor and director for the Pre-Professional Modern Program at TJC’s Academy of Dance, invites everyone to come out and watch the dancers...

Same ole Nutcracker, whole new show

thedrumbeat • November 17, 2014

Same ole Nutcracker, whole new show This Christmas season, the TJC Academy of Dance will introduce an all new version of the classic “Nutcracker”. This will be the academy’s 26th year to perform...

Apache Belles High Kick Across South Korea During Spring Break

thedrumbeat • March 28, 2014

While many students went home for spring break, the Apache Belles packed their suitcases to perform a series of shows in South Korea. “We were very fortunate to have had the chance to go to South Korea...

Update: Allegations of bullying by Apache Belles

thedrumbeat • November 14, 2013

Statement from TJC President Mike Metke: A report was recently aired on one of the local channels in which a former Apache Belle alleged that she had been bullied by other Belles. The College had already...