This letter to the editor helps us think about how brave Roy Gotta was to publish his article in a national magazine as early as he did. Dear Editor: Okay,…
Now that gay and lesbian square dancers can comfortably dance in many venues, we tend to forget that this was not always the case. Roy Gotta's article appeared in the…
Click here for previous part. The Last Resort Finally, there’s the method of last resort, which I’ve often heard termed “find a hole and fill it”. If you get totally…
Click here for the previous part and here for the next part. Symmetry and Image Dancers In his book, The Extemporaneous Caller, Bill Davis defines the concept of “Image Dancers,”…
Click here for the previous part and here for the next part. Callerlab Recovery Callerlab’s suggested method of recovery is for everyone in the broken square to return to their…
This is a great four part article about fixing broken down squares. Maybe we can implement more them in our dancing. It’s one of the ultimate cultural taboos in square…
Yet another limerick. You should be happy we're only printing some of them. Upon meeting our curly-haired Howard, Someone said, “If I weren’t such a coward, I would sure…
After all these years, and we're still saying "Thank you Betsy!" Dear Editor: I had vowed a couple of years ago to stop writing letters to the editor, after my…
Interview with Warren LIvesley by Susan Gill. Originally appeared in the Times Squared newsletter, Oct 2019 You returned to square dancing with your partner Kian-Lam Kho, several years ago after…
Square dancing is not a disorder. Even though you might exhibit almost all of the symptoms below. You Know You’re Hooked When: You walk into a room and figure out…