Feb. 2, 2006, 7:02 p.m. (Message 44053, in reply to message 44052)
Too many rules does not seem to deter the ballooning interest in ballroom dancing. The college where my wife teaches has a population of about 18,000 students. About 240 students are currently enrolled in ballroom dance classes (including one aging accordionist), and they don't seem to be deterred by "too many rules" at all. Anyone looking at salsa or latin dances know that there are rules about good form. For good form to happen, there has to be rules. >From what I've witnessed on the dance floor, what attracts people to a dance style is passion and excitement, and that will always mean different things to different people and of different ages. Cheers, Etienne Ozorak Meadville, PA USA