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So I hear a lot about how they have clubs at the AFA, but nothing about how they work into the schedule or anything. Do cadets realistically have time to maintain good grades AND join other clubs? And do freshmen have to wait until after recognition to join these clubs, how does it work?
Also I've been told that USAFA did have a swing club, but I haven't been able to find anything about it in recent years. Does anyone know if it's still around? And does anyone from Colorado Springs have anything to say about the swing scene in CS? I'm an avid lindy hopper, and I'd hate to give that up (if anyone here actually knows what I'm talking about--is it mostly lindy or west coast swing? just wondering).
And does anyone know anything about the 'dance team' or whatever it is USAFA has? I found an article about it, but does anyone have more info--are they separate from cheerleading? Because I've done dance for a while, but never cheerleading...just curious thanks!
and wowwww. Sure this isn't your typical USAFA thread. oh well, it doesn't hurt to try!
and if you can't answer any of my questions: people who have gone/are there now, what are some 'good' things about USAFA? I feel like I keep hearing about how difficult and stressful it is, and little/nothing about why they enjoyed their experience there.
Also I've been told that USAFA did have a swing club, but I haven't been able to find anything about it in recent years. Does anyone know if it's still around? And does anyone from Colorado Springs have anything to say about the swing scene in CS? I'm an avid lindy hopper, and I'd hate to give that up (if anyone here actually knows what I'm talking about--is it mostly lindy or west coast swing? just wondering).
And does anyone know anything about the 'dance team' or whatever it is USAFA has? I found an article about it, but does anyone have more info--are they separate from cheerleading? Because I've done dance for a while, but never cheerleading...just curious thanks!
and wowwww. Sure this isn't your typical USAFA thread. oh well, it doesn't hurt to try!
and if you can't answer any of my questions: people who have gone/are there now, what are some 'good' things about USAFA? I feel like I keep hearing about how difficult and stressful it is, and little/nothing about why they enjoyed their experience there.