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    Valuing Tap Dance

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    Tap dancing is a dance form where one would wear a shoe with hard metal soles and strike the floor to create a rhythm. However‚ there is more to tap dancing than just striking the floor‚ because anyone can strike their foot on a hard surface to create a noise‚ but it takes someone who is truly passionate and dedicated to learning and performing Tap dancing to be considered a member of the tap dance community. Also‚ in the tap community there are specific rules that one would need to follow‚ to understand

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    Burlesque Dance Myths

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    at the mention of Burlesque. Whether it’s an image of indecency or an image of glamour‚ every person has their conceptions‚ or misconceptions‚ regarding this type of dance. The history of Burlesque is quite interesting indeed. In hopes of educating and reinventing the way Moms view Burlesque‚ we’ve decided to bust 4 Burlesque dance myths that are quite common. 1. Burlesque is Stripping While Burlesque dancing typically involves the act of removing certain pieces of clothing that is not

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    Dancing: Dance and Class

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    Clarissa Walker Dance 101 1/29/07 9:30-10:45 Journal 1 Dance is a type of art. Dance is ones life. Dance makes you feel good inside. It can help heal your mind‚ body‚ and soul. Dance is something that a person can really enjoy. Dance can give you power to do whatever it is that you want to do. Dance is all about creating and bringing into terms of how a person feels at the time. The flow of energy and forces perceived in designed relationship create the illusion of what you want out

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    Dance Research Paper

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    Leroux School of Dance. Mrs.Karen was a patient and encouraging dance instructor. My mom was a big part of this life changing event because she was generous and caring during this experience. She worked full time and dropped me off and picked me up at dance practice five days a week. I was kind to my fellow dancers and was open-minded about the outcomes of joining the team. I was happy throughout this whole experience and had no regrets. Furthermore‚ I did not realize that starting dance was the best

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    Yeet Dance History

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    The word is perceived as an alternate for exciting or as a dance. The dance was created by a Dallas‚ Texas kids who was just creating a video and became a dance phenomenon. The internet saw the word and took it as the name of the dance. Then people started to use it in sentences‚ it was manipulated by society as a now a word of excitement. Society has a general way of explaining that the word was loud‚ exciting‚ and a type of dance. “YEET!” said Emma as

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    1920 Bloody Sunday

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    1920 Bloody Sunday Special Topic Draft Sean Hawkins Mrs. Hedderman “I have proof enough to assure myself of the atrocities which this gang of spies and informers have committed. Perjury and torture are words too easily known to them. If I had a second motive it was more than a feeling such as I would have for a dangerous reptile. By their destruction the very air is made sweeter. That should be the future’s judgement on this particular event. For myself my conscience is clear. There is no crime

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    I have learned a great deal from this class in a short amount of time‚ but one of the most interesting things studied would have to be the 1920’s. Not only did the United States become the wealthiest nation in the world during this era‚ but some major social changes took place during this time. Consumerism grew during the 1920’s due to products being made more obtainable. Henry Ford’s assembly line contributed greatly to this. Each worker was given a specific task to do on the assembly line‚ and

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    Bamdad Dance In America

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    Dance is such a beautiful art because it is not only something that we‚ in America‚ share with each other‚ it is practiced world-wide. In Baghdad‚ there is one dance in school in particular that focuses on using dance to bring people together. The Baghdad School of Music and Ballet has given decade’s worth of children the opportunity to purse their dreams in the arts. The country of Iraq‚ which Bagdad is the capital of‚ has been at war for years which causes a lot of fear in the children who are

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    Prohibition of the 1920's

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    The 1920s was a time of major social change in the United States. The social changes during this period were reflected in the laws and regulations that were brought into play at this time. One of the most prominent examples of this was prohibition. The 18th Amendment to the Constitution‚ also known as the Volsted Act‚ which got its name from its sponsor‚ Representative Andrew Volsted of Minnesota‚ was created to eliminate the use of alcohol in the United States. In doing this‚ the proponents of prohibition

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    Dance/Movement Therapy

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    combining complementary modalities such as dance/movement and music therapies. Using video footage‚ the presenters will illustrate the value of co-facilitated movement and music therapy groups for adult psychiatric inpatients. They will discuss the beneficial therapeutic processes as well as novel structures and techniques that emerged from the collective experience. The presenters will lead an experiential process exploring how the integration of dance/movement therapy and music therapy principles

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