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Subject: Re: Pedantic questions about Warwick rules...

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Shell

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Date Posted: 14:30:21 10/20/03 Mon
In reply to: Robin 's message, "Pedantic questions about Warwick rules..." on 14:25:02 10/20/03 Mon

>
>- This [Beginners] section is for present students who
>have not danced competitively before October 2003.
>

That's always been the criteria for beginners at Warwick.

>
>- Couples MUST dance in the A category [opens] if one
>or both dancers are in the A-team for the team match
>
>Does this include the opposite discipline (latin v.
>ballroom?) It might be especially harsh for small
>teams that have only two or three couple anyway to
>make them dance A...

It got asked at the IVDA meeting on Saturday: yes is the answer.
Although what if a couple is not entering the team match: do they get to chose?

>- latin trousers, practice skirts and team competition
>dress may only be worn by dancers competing in the
>basic category or above during the day.
>
>This seems to be a change from last year. Am I right
>in thinking that dress-restrictions only apply to
>beginners now?

As I understand it there's still the lounge wear rules for the opens, but as Warwick design the comp for beginners that want no practice wear i.e. bought froma dancewear retailer (including latin trousers) in the beginners comps.
The lounge wear rules for everyone else is no sparkles/sequins/reflective material (the same as last year I think).

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Shellxxxx

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Subject	Author	Date
Naming and shaming	Ian	15:01:24 10/20/03 Mon
Re: Naming and shaming -- Shell, 15:23:14 10/20/03 Mon Re: Naming and shaming -- Ian, 15:51:32 10/20/03 Mon Re: Naming and shaming -- Muttley, 15:54:52 10/20/03 Mon Re: Naming and shaming -- Robin, 16:28:58 10/20/03 Mon Re: Naming and shaming -- Ian, 16:48:47 10/20/03 Mon Re: Naming and shaming -- Karen, 17:04:12 10/20/03 Mon Great ballroom ok latin -- Ian, 17:09:07 10/20/03 Mon On the subject of pedantry -- Pedant, 12:13:40 10/25/03 Sat Re: Naming and shaming -- Karen, 16:54:19 10/20/03 Mon Re: Naming and shaming -- Ian, 17:04:51 10/20/03 Mon