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Boogie on blades

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On Thursday 20 February about 70 SIAS members took themselves to the Renaissance Rooms in Vauxhall for the SIAS Roller Disco. Everyone had a chance to mingle, eat and learn how to skate with instructors. The venue had two roller rinks, one for the faster skaters and one for those who liked a slower pace and the crowd was a big mix from complete novices, to super experts. The most entertaining part of the evening was the conga line, where people seemed to fall over like dominos. A big thank you to everyone who came and to  those of you who dressed up in 80s and neon-themed outfits!

This article appeared in our April 2014 issue of The Actuary .
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