![CULTURE | The Riptide Dance Crew aims to provide a club that celebrates differences and gives students a space to express themselves through hip-hop dancing. After completing auditions at the beginning of the fall semester, the 24-member team has started to practice for its upcoming events in the semester.
“You could tell that everyone still has that love for dance,” said Rachel Gibbs, a senior majoring in criminal justice and the president of Riptide. “We all grew up dancing. You could really tell through the kids’ [the dancers] eyes that when we get to perform, they get so excited, because it’s just something we don’t get to do often.”
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