EMPORIA — What has become a popular activity at many high schools and colleges has made its way to the Kansas Shrine Bowl in the form of an organized camp. The inaugural Shrine Dance Camp is being held this week at Emporia State University, one of several camps that bring together high school students to learn new routines, which they’ll perform them at the Shrine Bowl football game on Saturday night at Welch Stadium. Kickoff is set for 7:08.“Dance teams have become a part of the football and basketball scene for the past several years”, Shrine Bowl executive director Drew Gaschler said.