Student dancers were rehearsing for a performance of the Black Arts Company (BAC), according to archivists, when University photographer Bob Matthews captured their poses Jan. 27, 1995. Founded in 1990, the BAC strives to create an artistic forum expressing the experiences of black people everywhere. BAC is open to all students regardless of race or gender, according to its website, and currently has more than 30 members in its dance troupe. Selections range from traditional African dances to hip-hop and ballet. Can any readers identify these dancers?
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