A newscast from the future.

The perfect caller.

How wonderful would it be to have a robot dancer in your square?

A (humorous?) comparison of what square dancing looks like when compared to other daily use products.

A commentary on what happens when you aim to please the middle eighty percent of your clientele.

Are we too afraid of change to make the necessary improvements to square dancing?

A humorous look at some of the problems in Square Dancing.

Collective nouns for square dancing.

A quick little government safety inspection.

A Square Dancing computer session.

A humorous look at some of the problems in square dancing.

What if swim lessons were the same as Square Dancing lessons?

How many of the following superhuman square dance achievements did you already know about?

How to use the 10+10 Program.

New dancers are the lifeblood of this activity. We would like to bring in MORE new dancers, and to KEEP more of the new dancers we bring in. In many areas, beginner lessons start only once a year. This makes it hard to get new people into square dancing. Once we get new people in, if they miss two or three lessons in a row, they have to drop out. Then there are always some students who don't learn as quickly as others. Under the present system, these people either hold the entire class back,or they get frustrated and drop out.