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Subject: Head in Ballroom

Author:
Caroline

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Date Posted: 15:19:41 05/29/03 Thu

A silly question.
At home working today, and have the TV on. Its showing lots of dance scenes form really old movies, they sure don't make many men like that any more!
However, there was one VW scene from the 1920's and the women were actually looking at their men adoringly (sweet). I realise that it was hollywood, but there were about 50 couples doing that, and this was donkeys years ago...
So where does the head thing come from? Did we always do this, and why do we do it?
Just an idle question...
However maybe I will understand it better! I get some teachers who tell me I raise my chin too much, and then others that say not enough, and then those that do not care.... How were other unis taught this?

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Head in Ballroom	Ali	15:38:04 05/29/03 Thu
Re: Head in Ballroom -- Helen, 15:44:36 05/29/03 Thu
Re: Head in Ballroom	Helen	15:38:55 05/29/03 Thu
Re: Head in Ballroom -- Tim, 18:03:00 05/29/03 Thu Re: Head in Ballroom -- Paul, 10:08:27 05/30/03 Fri