Robin
innocently chucks a toilet plunger
in
the direction of temporarily distracted Evan.
Besides being lots of fun, juggling improves dexterity and coordination and gives you great new ways to impress people at social gatherings. We meet weekly to learn and practice new juggling skills and in general advance the art and science of defying gravity. We have a variety of exciting juggling equipment, from bean bags to clubs to knives to toilet plungers. Beginners and veterans are always welcome; depending on what you already know, you can learn to juggle for the first time, learn new tricks, teach tricks you know, or work on passing patterns with others. If we're feeling particularly ambitious, we might even choreograph a performance or two. |
Welcome
to the Williams College
Anti-Gravity Society
(formerly "Juggler's Vein")
We meet about once a week in the Frosh Quad if the weather's nice, or
in Greylock's Makepeace Room otherwise. People
of all juggling abilities are always welcome -- come to learn
new tricks, learn to juggle for the first time, or just play with our toilet
plungers.
To find out when gatherings will occur, you need to join our listserver.
If you have any questions, email club leader Elissa at Elissa.B.Brown@williams.edu.
Five, anyone?
