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Hustle a hossle? Go back to basics
Ihd your 3 of fad dancing?
UNL Undents have an opportunity to foxtrot, waltz,
polka and swin Tuesday at 4 pjn. when Don Anderson
starts ballroom dancing lessons in the Keihardt Residence
Center snack room, the Pub.
Students also wd be abb to take part in a seven-week
belhy-dancing course starting Tuesday afternoon at 3:30
pjn. in the Ssr.doz flail Music Room.
Both courses, offered by the UNL Recreation Dept.,
cost $12 a person for seven hour lessons. Students, faculty
and staff members can register at the Recreation Office,
1740 Vine SU or by calling 472-3467.
Anderson said ballroom dancing, which died out in the
carry sixties when fad dancing" became popular, is re
appearing among younger people.
My pupils used to be primarily over 40, Anderson
said. "But most couples now are between 25 and 35.
lie said some learn ballroom dancing out of curiosity,
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some find it a social necessity and others are just
nostalgic.
Lf fmm the hi bands like Bcnnv Goodman s or
Clenn Miller's and popular tunes will be used for the
lessons, he said.
The Swing is a good dance for many Top 40 songs,
Anderson said, and the fox trot adapts well to Country
and Western tunes.
This style of dance has been common since the
twenties, and it11 be here forever, Anderson said.
. Exercises for developing flexibility and muscle tone
will be emphasized in the belly dancing course so students
can perform the dance movements. According to the
Recreation Dept., people of all ages and body types can
perform the exercises without unnecessary strain.
Belly dancing students are advised to wear comfortable
cbthing, such as leotards or shorts and T-shrits, since
there isn't a dressing area in the music room.
Prison reform is
arts festival topic
Prison reform and small town bondage wi3 be the
subject of "Festival of the Arts 1976," April 3 through
11, at the Lutheran Student Center, 535 N. 16th St.
Following the theme, "Neither Slave nor Free," there
will be panel and group discussions and a film on small
town bondage (economics), April 3.
Wesley Fuerst, Lutheran School of Theology at
Chicago, will give the morning sermon and speak again at
2 p jn. April 1 1 . A panel discussion on prison reform wiH
follow at 3 pjn. Panelists include Lincoln Sen. Roland
Luedtke, Nebraska Penal Complex counselor Bob
Houston, First Lutheran church pastor, Gordon Simmons
and UNL Criminal Justice Dept. vice-chairman Robert
Ho&ert. A resident and a representative of the Nebraska
Center for Women at York and a Nebraska Penal Complex
fecal defender also . will Dartianate m the discussion.
according to Arrifla Kirchoff, festival organizer.
A continuous art show will be open 9 ajn. to 9:30
pjn. weekdays, and 1 0 am. to 9:30 pjn. weekends during
the festival.
The schedule of events include:
April 3 Excerpts from "Our Town", a drama presentation
by the Chapel Players, 7:30 pjn.
April 4 Parent's Day. Choir Concert during worship services,
9:30 ajro. and 1 1 an.; Potluck Dinner, noon; "Bondage of the
Small Town," panel discussion of small town economics, 2 pjn.;
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April 8 Film on Namibia, a country between Angola and
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April 9 Film Fest on prison reform, 7:30 pjn.
April 1 1 -Worship services. Guest speaker Wesley Fuerst. on ,
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