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Where does 'syllabus' originate?
Posted by A_Swing_Learner
4/22/2017  9:07:00 AM
This is a naive question, I'm sure.

By googling, I found this East Coast Swing syllabus:

https://www.ballroomdancers.com/Dances/syllabus.asp?Dance=ECS

Since I'm new to the concept of a Bronze/Silver/Gold syllabus in dance (I'm aware of syllabi in other fields, so I know what a syllabus is), I'm curious as to who defines this ECS syllabus. Presumably, some dance organization.

Thanks in advance for enlightening this newbie!

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