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| | Waltraud Karkar - life and career of a dancer instructor at Central Wisconsin School of Ballet Dance Magazine - Find ... (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | Waltraud Karkar walks through a bright and airy studio of her Central Wisconsin School of Ballet in Wausau, past the group of little girls sitting on the floor, and stops to look out a window. |
 | | It is a philosophy that has served her well in establishing a school of artistic excellence in the most unlikely of locations--Wausau, population about 38,000, the largest city and cultural hub of Marathaon County, Wisconsin, better known for insurance, forestry, paper mills, and dairy farming than for the arts. |
 | | Karkar moved to Wausau with her husband, Jack, professor emeritus of business and economics at the University of Wisconsin, when she was in her late twenties, with four sons from a previous marriage and expecting a daughter with Jack. |
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