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[TANGO-L] Why students stop dancing.

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Subject: [TANGO-L] Why students stop dancing.
From: Andrew Allison <andrew @AALLISON.COM>
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2003 09:14:30 -0700
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Here's another hypothesis: women stop because they don't get to dance
enough with good leaders, and men (at least those who realize how they
dance and have respect for their partners) stop because they don't learn
enough to dance with good followers. Since, as Russell points out, good
leaders can and do dance with beginning followers, the solution is to focus
on creating good leaders.
Andrew

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