Group study in a field that may not coincide with that of any regular course and must be specific enough to enable students to write essays based upon their studies.

Lindy Hop is an African American vernacular dance created in New York City during the Harlem Renaissance. Danced to jazz music, its impact on American pop culture is extremely significant. The Lindy Hop, like all swing dancing, is improvisational and done with partners through social dancing. In the Fall of 2004, Howard Chong resurrected a swing dancing club on campus called Lindy on Sproul. Every Saturday afternoon, swing dancers from Berkeley and the Bay Area come together to dance, learn, and teach. Since then, a community of dancers has grown, inspiring its members and others to dance. Some of the Berkeley students started their own dance club while others joined and led performance dancing. Whether it is dancing at venues, on stage, on the street corners of San Francisco, at city festivals, or wherever there is music – these dancers embrace dancing as a way of life and have inspired and continue to inspire many others to dance.

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