BELLY DANCE

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Belly dance is a dance form with the Arab style, originated in the Middle East, and in the Middle East and Pakistan, India, Iran and other areas affected by Arab culture has developed into the late 19th century introduced in Europe and America, has been around around the world become a more well-known international dance. Belly dance is a more female dance, which featured dancers with the fast paced and ever-changing swing hips and abdomen, dance beautiful, varied, and multi-Xian-Arab style, known as a mystery. In recent years, belly dancing is also popular as a way to lose weight Ms. favorite widely popular around the world.

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posted:: 7/28/2010
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							                           UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS 
                            COUNCIL OF RESIDENTS


                  BELLY DANCE
This program has been designed for university apartment residents. You will have the opportunity
to receive instructions in basic techniques, along with appropriate forms. Enjoy the satisfaction of a
good workout and practice in a positive environment. Classes are held twice a week every
Monday and Friday, during SPRING 2010 semester and at the Fitness Center, Spartan Village
Community Center.




       SESSIONS                                    Begins January 18, 2010




     CLASS TIMES                                     Monday and Friday
                                                      7:00pm to 8:00pm



                             $ 20 MSU students/spouses living in university apartments
          FEES               $ 25 MSU staff/faculty living in university apartments
                             $ 35 MSU students and affiliates living off campus




                                    Walk in Registration at first class
                                    Pay by check (Make check payable to UACOR)/ Cash
    REGISTRATION                    Register in person and provide a valid MSU ID.
                                    If you have any questions, please e-mail uacor@msu.edu