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She admits But the majority oflhe dam have Antkowilk said she'd like to think For more information about Laurier’s Much she wasn't much of a dancer. but she no formal training at all. and pick up Fashion 'n' “on could continue for Break open house. 0! to resister visit. was looking for an outlet after playing different dance moves and styles â€" another 20 years, and a lot of former qu.caI0penIn-se varsity basketball had run its course. from hip hop. classical to contemporary members are emected to be in the “I used to be a varsity basketball ath~ â€" from the choreographers who plan audience for the m year of tin event ‘ FIRST Roma“ toumey leteanditdidn‘tpanoutthewaylwant- theiryearlyroutinec Andshethinhlt‘lingoodbandswith . editto,solwassti1lttyingtofindmyfit “lt'saman'nghmvinciusiveweare,” the numbetoffirst-yearstudentswho M21'23 atUW at Laurier,” said Antkowiak. “So I said Antkowiak. “it’s pulls in people amtaldng inthkyeai’spmgmm. . thoughtwhynot trydanoe, and l sawan from all bunnies. and it [am in expen'~ “A lot ofpgtoplewinhavebeena part “‘9 “RST ““0"“ “WNW"! “”9"“ applicationandapplied for it. enced dancers and inexperienced ofthis for years have said they“! never robots galore. March 21‘23’ at the Untverstty of “i did realize how much i was going dancers seen a cast that is this passionate and W . . . . to change from the experience.” "The last training I had was ballet dedicated.” saidAntkowiak. I"The dream Fnsbee W and pyramid 6.“??me robots What she found was a supportive when l was in kindergarten. but it does- for me would be to come back and takecenterstage attire Physical Wynn“ 00'“ka environment that allowed students to n't matter because after we're done watch the showin 20 years time.” as 32 teams, with more than L000 In?" school stu~ get away from the rigors of academic hopefully I'll look as good as the experi- She’s reaching out to former cast dents and their mentors, compete m the annual life and find purpose and pleasure enced dancers” members to come out to this year’s teglonalpompetmon: WWW“ 80 on to on to the through the expression of dance. 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