Swing Dance Florida
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Topic: Swing
Sort Desciption: need to let loose? If you do, then would. you like to dance? Swing dance to be. more specific. The music fires up while. the campus locals come to dance the ...
Content Inside: U P undergraduate physics newsletter Volume III, Issue #6, February 2006 UP News Online: http://www.phys.ufl.edu/upnews Have you been spending too much time at a computer screen? Do you have any pent up energy you simply need to let loose? If you do, then would you like to dance? Swing dance to be more specific. The music fires up while the campus locals come to dance the floor every Wednesday and Friday night starting up at eight o’clock. This event seems to lure everyone from the dancing novice to the dancing expert creating a nicely jazzed up crowd of thirty to forty souls. You have to ask, what goes on at a place like this? Simply put, proliferation of a good time. Those who happen to attend begin to rock out to a free class tailored specifically for them. For a full hour, Gainesville’s dance experts throw around so much rhythm and skill that you can’t leave the class without being compelled to snap your fingers to some kind of beat. The general environment is hot. With no exaggeration one of the coldest days this year received a turnout of around fifty people plus or minus a few. They stood out in the freezing Florida weather with coats and jackets on just to participate in this unique American dance. By half past nine coats were off and people were flying! Swing dance originated in this country towards the end of the 1800’s in a style called the Charleston. During what’s UP in this issue UP is a monthly undergraduate physics newsletter sponsored by the University of Florida’s chapter of the Society of Physics Students, for students, by students. We seek to strengthen the undergraduate physics community at the University of Florida by providing a forum for undergraduates to share their views and experiences with each other and acting as a source of information for opportunities and events in physics. Thursday, February 2 nd Tea with Professor 5:30pm in NPB 2205 Front Swing! Inside Restaurant Review Lying on a Bed of Nails Astrophysi ...
