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August 7, 2004	Corey Lowenstein
Joanna Albanese, 20, of Wilmington, works through an exercise in beginner Contact Improvisation during the six-week run of the American Dance Festival in Durham. The class, taught by Vitali Kononov, meets for two hours, four times a week at the Brodie Recreation Center on Duke University's East Campus. Albanese, attending ADF for the first time, is one of 394 students participating in the 71-year-old festival, which has called Durham home for the past 27 years.