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		 | In 2000, we had 30 couples who
      met at the studio either get engaged or get married. It was pretty
      amazing. I have written 
	extensively to explain  the reasons 
	behind the phenomenon. (Please note these articles moved 
	to the SSQQ Romance 
	Section in January, 2006)
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	 | Back in 1990, a writer for the Houston Post wrote a nice
    article about SSQQ for the Business Section.
    It was titled :
    "Dance Studio Head All But Stumbled into Career." I thought that summed
    things up pretty well. Some pretty funny things have happened along the way during my 
	30
    years in the world of dance. There are now over 50 stories 
	from my career listed here. | 
  
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	 | Over the years, SSQQ has been a special place for reasons more complex
    than simply teaching people to dance. This article explains how and why. | 
  
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	 | Along the way, 
	I have made EVERY MISTAKE known to man. Do all men have to learn things the 
	hard way or can they learn from others? You decided. This article covers the do's and don'ts of dancing with the
    Fair Sex. A must read for any guy who is thinking of making dancing a full-time hobby. | 
  
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	 | For Ladies Only, some insights into the complicated task of
    Following the man's Lead. Easier said than done, of course. | 
  
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	 | The development of Swing dancing in the
    1920's, the Big Band Era during World War II,   the Happy Days era of the 50's, the
    disappearance of Swing dancing in the 60's, the Disco Era, the rebirth of Lindy Hop, and
    the current 90's Swing Craze. | 
  
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	 | A close look at the origins of Whip and West Coast Swing and
    how the dances developed. | 
  
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	 | This article takes us 25 years back in our time capsule to
    the exciting Urban Cowboy era. Learn how an entire city learned to double turn and how
    this important dance was created right here in Houston! | 
  
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	 | Four 
	articles 
	covering the origins of the studio and events that
    have shaped the philosophy of the studio over its 30 years of operation. | 
  
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	 | Affectionately known as "What the Devil Do I Dance to
    This Song". An insight into how the speed of the music helps you determine which
    dance to use. |