Essay on clubs

With the large crowds, clubs usually sell out and long lines form outside, with people waiting to get into the “crazy environment of the club.” Clubs usually are very well prepared for this scenario, of handling large crowds, by having an increased amount of security and…show more content… Everyone is so excited to get inside.

Everyone is so excited to get inside. Some people dance around outside like little toy robots, to the beat of the fast music. As the line continues to grow outside, you find excitement through the massive doors that everyone is waiting to walk through.

The dance club is no longer an exclusive venue drawing together people with similar musical interests. Instead, it has become the commercialized superclub, where profit rather than music is the bottom line.

They have bills and tuition assistance to pay for those who wish to go to school. They will pay for you schooling, just for the simple fact that you are serving the country. A certain GPA is required to receive these benefits, which is a strong push to work hard and pay attention.