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KDS first meeting set

September 10, 2010

KDS other wise known as Kerr Dance Society, will be having its first meeting next week on Tuesday. Anyone who is interested or doesn’t know how to dance but wants to should go to the meeting to meet some of the dancers who you may or may not know that can break a move. Anyone else who wants to go to Homecoming but uses the excuse of  “I don’t know how to dance” can come to the meeting and learn a move or two for the Homecoming dance taking place in two months.

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