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Mercer said people should not hesitate to at tend just because they do not have a a dance partner. “There will be a lot of singles there,” Mercer said. “A lot of times people will show up without a partner or need some one to help them learn how to-dance. “If you don’t have a partner or are looking for a new one, your odds are good here.” For those who have no idea how to Swing dance, classes will be held at the beginning of the night. The dance instructors will then roam the room, looking for couples who need help or want to learn a new step. “We’re going to have people on the floor all night so you can approach one if you’re having trouble or want to do some more advanced moves,” Mercer said. “They’re not just going to leave after an hour. ” Adams said Swing dancing is bug, Swing dancing is easy because all the steps come from those dances.”' Mercer said even those with two left feet can learn how to Swing dance. “It’s really very easy to learn how to Swing dance,” Mercer said. Frank Garza, a junior mechanical neering major, said Swing dancing the most enjoyable types of couple "I’ve learned how to do the o dances and the traditional dances, Swing dancing has more gy than any of Garza said. “If you’ve got a you trust to not mess| you can pull off so; vanced moves that 1 lot harder than they Music for the dance be provided by Oi a Swing! Clock Jump, from Austin. Adams said the band add energy to the part) “They’re an awes Swing band,” Adamss “They have the ui setup, from a hornse; to an upright bass percussion. They're ing to play from:: eleven o’clock to t»: the morning.” Adams said thee will not be over when band stops playing. “Depending on the mosphere, we can brics the CD player and go night,” Adams said. Mercer said College Sts should embrace Swing as and exciting activity. “A whole lot more peopl interested in Swing than any! thinks,” Mercer said. “But the problem is thatnol knows anybody else who want Swing with them. We’re getting these people together for the time, so they’ll be able to seel friends enjoying it and find all other people who are interested as well.” Adams said the Swing scene good alternative for those who jenior forwa ractice. Th tired of hearing the same music doing the same things every week “In general. Swing is real posit! Adams said. “It’s all about having a lot of fun. not as hard as it looks. “When you see Swing dancing in the movies, those are the best in the business,” Adams said. “Especially if you know how to jitter- BRAD GRAEBER/Tm: Battalion “We had a Guide party and Liz taught me how to do it. And by God, if you can teach me to do a dance, it’s really easy to do.” not like going to some concert that’s about being angst-ridden or going! country place where it’s all aboutdrint beer. It’s about energy.” Tickets are available through The| and at the door. 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