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| − | '''CU Swing''' is Columbia's swing dance club. It offers weekly, 1 hour classes in [[Lerner | + | Columbia University Swing Dancing Club, better known as'''CU Swing''', is Columbia's swing dance club. It offers weekly, 1 hour classes in [[Lerner Party Space]] taught by professional swing instructors. It also coordinates club members for on- and off-campus swing events. |
== Levels == | == Levels == | ||
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* [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/swing/ CU Swing website] | * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/swing/ CU Swing website] | ||
* [http://eye.columbiaspectator.com/article/2010/02/04/swinging-out-style Eye Article] | * [http://eye.columbiaspectator.com/article/2010/02/04/swinging-out-style Eye Article] | ||
| − | * [mailto: | + | * [mailto:jeg2162@columbia.edu Juliet Savits], President |
[[Category:Club sports]] | [[Category:Club sports]] | ||
Revision as of 17:01, 12 September 2010
Columbia University Swing Dancing Club, better known asCU Swing, is Columbia's swing dance club. It offers weekly, 1 hour classes in Lerner Party Space taught by professional swing instructors. It also coordinates club members for on- and off-campus swing events.
Levels
The class is offered at two levels: beginner and intermediate. Advanced level is not being offered at this time. Anyone is free to show up for any class, but beginner is tailored towards students who have no prior swing experience. Generally speaking, the Intermediate level requires knowledge of the eight-count step.
Guy:Girl ratio
Most of the classes tend to have a slight excess of girls, with a guy girl ratio of about 4:5. To deal with this, partners are rotated, so that everyone has a chance to practice. In addition, some girls will spend the class learning to dance as "leads".
Club dues
As of Fall 2008, semesterly dues were $30 (an uncomfortable jump from the $20 dues of 2007).
External Links
- CU Swing website
- Eye Article
- Juliet Savits, President
