TurKey Tabloid - Volume VI, Issue 3 (Fall 2013)

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- Members of the Week/Quarter

- Ask TurKey

- Pillow Fight

Turkeytainment

Table Contents- Meet Your Parent

House

- Fall Training

Conference

- One Bus, One Cause

- Fall Festival

- Pal-lo-ween

- Large Scale Service Project

Presidents Message

Editors Blurb

Calendar/Pledge

of

LeadershipServiceFeatured

- Key 2 College

- CKI South

- November DCM

- Masquerade Ball

- Welcome Week

- Family Revelations

Kiwanis Fami yFellowship


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EDitorsb lu rb!

Presidents MessageI realize I always start off ese messages wi someing along e lines of Whoa! I cant believe

at (insert x amount of time) has passed!, but its always ue! 10Week of Fall Quarter already?! Lookingback, its definitely been an eventful quarter! Lots of first-times, new experiences, and excitement! Creating new

riendships sengening current/old friendships, geing to know your Cki family, mentor/mentee(s), e funand games at CKI Sou and Friday Night Fights, having a blast at Masquerade Ball, learning more about

ki at Fall Training Conference and commiees, and doing ALL e service to reach our MRP standing.

Most importantly, being able to learn a lile more about ourselves each day.

As is quarter is winding down, everyone busting out eir sweatpants and e rest of eir finals

week gear and geing ready to kick a** on eir finals. Then, its Winter Break! But before we begin to dip

our feet into break and e upcoming quarter, lets all take a step back to fill out ose Club Evaluations

nudge nudge*. We really do appreciate any feedback you can give us! Cki is always looking to move for-

ward! Speaking of Winter Break ough, if youre in e area, a good place to check out is Top of e Worldin Hacienda Heights) and Christmas in Chino for Christmas lights! Wi at said, I wish you all good luck

on your finals! Stay warm and cozy, study hard, Kill It on your finals (is at even a phrase?), and have a

Bombastic winter break! Happy Holidays too! (:

Air-ee-kah (erika)Franquez

BEE-DO! BEE-DO! BEE-DO!!! (OMG I actually havminion now!!! :)) hehehe

OMG! 10th week... #thestruggleisreal Timfor me to buy sour patch kids for those Lonnights :( On the bright side, winter break isapproaching!! :)) and The holidays = catchingwith friends, going out on many adventures, asleep!! :)) But looking back on this quarter, I canbelieve its practically over. It went by so fasThis quarter has definitely been stressful buso enjoyable. Our club has grown so much, Igotten to meet so many wonderful new memband I met my wonderful Kla$$y koopas! I loveyou so so so much koopas!!


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Circle KInternational

Pledge"I pledge to uphold the objectsof Circle K International, tofoster compassion and goodwilltoward others through serviceand leadership, to develop myabilities and the abilities of allpeople, and to dedicate myselfto the realization of human-

kind's potential."

December CalendarSunday Monday Tuesday WednesdayThursday Friday Saturday

Finals Week!

- Spirit/Ed &Fellowship Mtg.

- Service CommitteeMeeting

- Pillow Fight Mtg.- Creative Relations

Mtg.

- December

DCM

- Christmas

Caroling

- Reading with

Kids

- Youth Feeding

at Kiwanis Rose

- LA Food Bank

- Culver CityChristmas Tree

Lighting

- End of theQuarter Potluck

- Fairfax Kiwanis Mtg.

- Santa Monica

Kiwanis Mtg.

- Go West! - Go West!- Go West!

- Culver City

Kiwanis Mtg.

- Culver City

Kiwanis Mtg.

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Spruce

ItUp!

Benson Ho, General Member

Oh la la . . .Service!` `

After a long night spent with my co-family heads preparing for Familyevelations the next day, I had signed up for a service event the next morn-ng! Running on three hours of sleep, I somehow had the energy for Sprucet Up, an ongoing, light gardening service project at Daniel Webster Middlechool. The refreshing cool air and presence of enthusiastic newbies Ericahen, Duc Huynh, Jacob Virtusio, Steven Phong, Juliana Deer, and (somewhatew) Wilson Chen at this event definitely woke me up!

I often describe Spruce It Up as a more novice gardening project, especiallyhen you stack it against the more physically demanding Stong Creek Res-oration. We got through the weed removal quickly and we were able to move ono other tasks. The site leader, Cynde, asked us to help plant daffodil bulbs inparticular plot of the garden. We all first began digging holes that were aboutalf a foot deep, seated the daffodil bulbs, filled the holes with water, and re-

laced the holes with the dirt we initally dug up.Since I had to ensure that we all get back to campus on time for Family

evelations, we left the site a bit earlier. Since a mere threepeople attendedhis service event last time, it truly excites me to know that this event hasecome more popular and more lively with all the new enthusiastic members!ever had I expected such a turnout for this particular event. I witnessed aromising start to this year, so now I anticipate a promising rest of the year.m proud of you, newbies! Keep up the great work!



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Fall Festival

Duy-An Le, General MemberNatalie Yip, Historian

Halloween:a time of horror and scare,but not for the Kiwanis Family!At Playa del Reys Fall Festival,CKI memberse out to help by working at various booths .We had volunteers help facilitate the jumpers and others worked the gamehs.Seeing the smiles on their faces made our day,and speaking of faces heres a report of what was taking place at thehs from Natalie Yip,who was leading the face painting.

We also did face painting for kids.It was so cool because we were given 10 professional brushes perpainter.Our station had the longest line because everyone wanted their facespainted!.The easiest drawing was the rainbow.The majority of the kids appre-ciated and ran away happily with a fresh new face.

When the festivites were all over,we rolled up our sleeves,tookbooths down,and called it a day.Fall Festival was a day where we made alot of kids happy and did meaningful service with immediate gratification.

P.S.Shout out to that awesome Angry Bird face paint.

Eight in the morning, yet there were already so many eager students waiting outside a large bus,ready to get their hands dirty and do some heavy duty service. We were short some seats when wearded the bus due to an unexpectedly big turnout of volunteers, but they found a way to get all of us to

algrove Elelmentary School safely. When we got off the bus and walked to the garden, the first thing wew was an open area, with nothing but flat dirt amongst the walkway, a giat mound of dirt and a pile ofge rocks. The staff members were very efficient in allocating jobs to all volunteers as well as preventingy overload by controlling when to assign jobs. There were people shoveling the dirt from the pile to

heelbarrows and people pushing wheelbarrows to the garden and finally people spreading the dirt tohere it needed to be. Everything went so smoothly and without a hitch; everyone was doing theirsigned job so well that it felt as if we, collectively, were a well oiled machine. At noon,we all took ach break, got food, stayed hydrated, and took a breather before they released the butterflies.ter lunch it was time to get back to work. Everyone there was so friendly and appreciative of ourlp and that made the strenuous amounts of work easierand much more worthwhile.

All in all, by the end of the day, we realized three things: 1) We bond over good times, but

e hard times also have the ability to bring people close to each other, even if youve never met.Though the value of service, leadership and fellowhip are great alone, only when you combine allree can you achieve a higher level of greatness. Service events that are led by great leaders go

moother and more efficient, reducing overall confusion and frustration. Intense service projectsite volunteers together and they hold each other up. A charismatic leader will always have willingd able bodies gravitate towards them. 3) That huge mountain of dirt we saw when we first arrived

as gone, and the empty garden was taking on a splendid shape. :)

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Pal-lo-weenEffie Tong-lin, General Member

Service

Pal-lo-ween took place in a huge airplane

angar at the santa monica airport. in oneorner, a maze garden with places to take

ictures and exchange tickets for candy and

oys. in another, booths to play games to get

ickets. in the middle was a giant black glow-

n-the-dark maze. Lines of superheroes,

itches, minions, and vampires formed in

ront of every booth and section. smiles and

aughter all around between children and

arents dressed in costumes. Eager Children

aited for their turn to get tickets to

xchange for candy and prizes.

Our job was to help the police activities

eague run the event smoothly. we arrived

efore the event started and got spilt into

roups to be placed at different sections of

he giant airplane hangar. in the garden,

ome of us handed out candy and toys, while

thers replenished the candy and toys to give

ut. others helped to keep the flow going

hrough the garden and took pictures of the

ids and parents when needed. two volunteers

tood at the exit of the garden to prevent

eople from entering through the back.

while the work was a bit tedious, we all felt acco

plished that the small things we did brought smile

the children. It was also pretty fun to see the cre

costumes - one baby was a shark and another kid w

full homemade Despicable me minion body costume.

parents even matched with their children!

This fun and safe environment for trick-or-trea

has been a constant event hosted by the santa mon

police activities league for the past 20 years. we

proud to contribute to such an amazing safe-envi

ment halloween event for the local families. we h

keep volunteering in this event for years to come



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Each year our California-Nevada-Hawaii dis-

trict, selects a specific service initiate in whichall clubs are encouraged to dedicate themselvesto reaching out and helping that respectivecause. This years District Service Initiative (Dsi)is Speak Out! (Anti-bullying). Thats why ourLarge Scale Service Chair (Sonya Apinyavat), theService Committee, and Ucla Circle K decided tohold an Anti-Bullying Fair at the Boys and GirlsClub at Santa Monica.

On November 23, we left Ucla bright andearly. When we arrived, the staff allowed us touse a very large room and the tables out in theplayground. We decided that in the room wewould set up the games, which included Spin-the-Wheel, Ball Toss, and Dum-Dum Bouquet. For everygame, before we gave out the prizes to the child-ren we would read out a bullying situation and

then asked them what they would do. In this

Ucla Cki Presents:Anti - Bullying Fair

(Ucla Ckis Large Scale Service Project)



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was the Faces, the kids would take a paper plate, draw themselves, andon the back they wrote positive things about themselves. I also liked

others but, these were my favorite two. :) Unfortunately, not as many children showed up as we had hoped,but nonetheless we still had fun! :) The kids were lots of fun to play witand at the end we played capture the flag and basketball with them. Thstaff was really sorry that not many kids showed up, but they werereally pleased with us, that they asked to come again! (They even offereus work study positions!) I really do hope we have the opportunity togo again! :)

this room we also laid out a re-source table, with lots of pamphleton resources for bullying. Outside,we set up most of the craftingactivities. The purpose of theseactivities were to boost the self

esteems of the kids and give themmore confidence. One of my favoritcrafting activities was the HappyJars, what they did was take con-struction paper, write happythoughts and then put them in aclear cup. Another one that I like

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Kla$$ykoopas

Originalgoombas

What is one of the biggest events you are planning?i want to plan a family (or house)sleepover next quarter.we can allbond even more through this event!

i love my koopas!-Yoni Anderson, 2nd Year

Sociology Major

What is one of the biggests events you are plann i am planning a family retreat :

original goombas!!!wheneverwe hang out,it's always a

good time.#og4lyfe

- Denise Huynh, 4th YeBiology Maj

What is one of the biggest events you are plann

i can't spoil all secrets,but it'llinclude struggles,teamwork,and

spending quality time together.

original goombas you guys arecool and stuff.i guess pretty muthe best seg ever

-Kevin Tran, 3rd YeMimg Maj

Meta Minions

What is one of the biggest events you are

planning?

I am planning a beach trip!!!!!!!!!!!

Warpstar Warriors

- Samantha Chen, 2nd Year

Communications Studies Major

What is one of the biggests event you are

planning?

KBBQ Thanksgiving Dinner

Minions OP

- Vincent Tran, 3rd Year

Biology Major


planning?

Thanksgiving Dinner

Hey fam, remember that family

craft? Our six-sided stars embodied

the strong bond we have together

as a family and the individualism

each possess.- Benson Ho, 3rd Year

Biology Major


planning?

Lantern making/lighting event

at Santa Monica when its

warmer

- Jaimie Te, 3rd Year

Psychology Major

Warpstar warrios, passion and

wisdom combined. Making best for

all.

What is one of the biggest events you are planning?the biggest event i am planning is

a super duper adventure hehehe...

bee-do bee-do bee-do!!!my dear kla$$ykoopa cubbies i love you all so,somuch!!!!!!whenever i see you,you guys

make me smile and you alwaysbrigthen up my day!!

- Erika Franquez, 3rd YearPhysiological Science Major

Combatcoalition

Debonair Dreamlanders



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JuicyJiggulypuffsShellShocking

SquirtleSquaWhat is one of the biggest events you are

planning?

Youll see ;)

- David Limjoco, 4th YearEnvironmental Science Major

What is one of the biggest events you are planning? I am planning a family retreat!

:D I LOVE YOU MY JUICYJIGGULYPUFFS


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ing. The Riff-Raff Rumble was about

to begin, and I was ready to win! My

team, Thieves (2), was the best and

we won every single event. At least,thats how I like to remember it.

After breakfast, we headed out to

the first General Session, one of the

most exhilarating parts of FTC.

Cheers, screaming, and stomping

echo throughout the room, and there

is an energy that cannot be describ-

ed in words. Its something every

Circle K member should definitely

experience.

The rest of the day wasfilled with informative and entertain-

ing workshops, more Riff Raff

Rumble games, and a large service

project. It was all very tiring, and I

was very worn out by the end of the

day from running around, cheering,

and just having so much fun. But I

had no time to rest, because, in my

opinion, FTC only gets better after

Fall Training Conference

s a unique event for Circle K. For

three days, our entire district goes

all the way to a camp called Old Oak

Ranch, and its a place thats freez-

ng, difficult to drive to, and in the

middle of nowhere. And yet its oneof my favorite Circle K events, and

m so glad that I had the opportu-

nity to go during my senior year. If

you went, Im sure you agree with

me, and if you havent, I hope this

article will convince you to go this

next year.

After a long 8-hour drive, my

car finally arrived at FTC late Friday

night. We had unfortunately missed

the opening session and a few work-

shops, but it was a relief to finallyreach our destination. Some people

stayed up late, but I turned in early,

because I knew what awaited the

next day.

Although I have never woken

up for an 8am class, I was up and

ready to go by 6:30 Saturday morn-



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see old friends and meet new peo-

ple. If nothing else, FTC is one of th

best events since there are so man

Circle K people to meet and build

relationships with.

FTC is one of the best

events I have attened during my

time in Circle K, and Im sad to think

that it was my last one. However, Im

so happy that I got to attend one las

time, and I would highly recommend

it to anyone who hasnt gone. FTCis one of the most cherished memo

ries and Im sure it will be yours as

well.

the sun sets.

After the second general

session, FTC ended with a Club

T-shirt Fashion Show, Campfire

skits, and a huge dance. Each event

was more fun than the last, and by

then end of the night, I was exhaust-

ed. However, I was also extremely

happy that I got to attened such an

awesome event with such amazing

people.

Really, the best part of FTC

is the people. One of the best things

about Circle K is that we have so

many fellow members in so many

different schools and different parts

of the country. Its always a blast to



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On November 9, 2013, my friends andI drove to San Diego. We were on ourway to Ucsds 16th Annual MasqueradeBall. This was to be my third and finalime attending the party on a tripledecker yacht and I was super stoked.

With my Venetian Black mask in handand my girls by my side, I knew thenight would be one to remember.

We were the first ones from Ucla toarrive at the harbor so we got in lineor the rest of the club. I had brought

my camera and was snapping awayevery picture worthy moment withmy friends. Everyone wanted a picturewith their date, their cubbies, their fa-milies, their mentees and their lines.Shortly after, we were ushered inside

the venue and told on to put ourmasks on for Mask hour. We immedia-tely made a beeline for the top deckfor some breathtaking views and pic-ture spots where we lingered for quitesome time. Then, we decided to venturedownstairs to the photobooth to take

some more pictures. By that time,Mask hour was over and we headedthe dance floor.

My friends and I managed to secure a good spot on the dance floorand danced the night away. The music was amazing!!! I knew at thatpoint, this was where Im supposedto be, at Masquerade Ball, with myfriends having the time of our liveand that feeling was liberating. Yeeeeeah! :) The rest of the night passeby quickly and soon it was time toleave. We didnt want to go, but wewere tired and wanted our beautysleep. It was a night well spent.

- Denise HuyGeneral Meme

Last Masquerade Ball = Best Masquerade Ba

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w e e kWhats the only thing better than

Day of welcoming? A welcome week ofourse (11 days actually)!!! From octo-

ber 2nd-October 12th UCLA circl k held

vents on a daily basis that promotedhe three tenents of service, leadership,nd fellowship to new and old memberslike!

there was literally an event forverybody. Do you like service? UClaircle k went to santa monica and clean-d up the beach, had a whole crafty ser-ice day where cards and bracelets that

would be sent to indonesia and promoteelf-confidence were made, and helpedecycle on the ucla campus.

do you like attending socials? Wewent ice skating, had a beach bonfireay, hosted a member mixer where new

members got to meet other new mem-bers, old members, family heads, boardmembers, anybody and everybody. andwe even had a progressive dinner where

we travelled from apartment to apart-ment and got to eat a free three-coursemeal cooked by other ucla circle kmembers!!!

Maybe you just wanted to finout a little more about circle k. Wellduring this week ucla circle k had of its general meeting, where progra

such as the family system and mentship were explained. in addition to tthere was an entire education eventthat explained the different branchethe kiwanis family, the different leadship opportunities available to genmembers of ucla circle k, and featumultiple guest speakers that spok

about their journey in circle k.

the other cool thing about wecome week, besides all of the eventswas the people i got to meet. at eveevent i went to there were always nefaces, eager to socilze and have funyou didnt get to experience all theawesomeness that welcome week haoffer, definitely put it on your buck

list for next year andgogogogo!!

- Billy ShollenbergerMembership Developmentchair

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Family RevelaonsFamily Revelations was a big day for the incoming new members for Circle K. It w

the long awaited day when everyone found out which family they were in. But it wouldbe that easy. Our MD chair, Billy Shollenberger, made sure of that.

At the start of the event, all members went through the registration process and re-ceived a die. The dice were everyones agenda fro the evening. The colors on the sideswere different for each member. The number signified which activity was taking place,while the colors indicated which group the holder would go to. With 6 sides and a mu

tude of colors, the dice would lead everyone to their families. But the question on everyones mind was: which side represented my family?

A variety of games were played that eveningThe first of which was Boom Chicka Boom Bothe second was Line Up! The third activity was twist. Everyone had a white thrid side. Could it

that everyone was in the same family? Of coursnot. Billy trolled everyone with an 8-clap. Thefourth was Do you Love your Neighbor. The

fifth game was Unique and Shared.At last, the sixth and final side of the die. The members congregated with their fin

colors. Surely, this would be the family. There were no sides left. But as I mentione

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earlier, Billy is a troll. The members were instructed to open their dice, where they wou

find their actual families.The family heads gathered with their new cubbies, their new family. Introductions wmade. Tears of joy were shed. And then, to learn more about each other, everyone playTwo Truths and a Lie with their families. Next, the families were tasked to create afreeze frame skit while the rest of the club tried to guess what was going on. The famdisplayed a variety of memorable scenes, from the final battle at Hogwards to bowling

The final event of the evening was a competition based event, where each family hacreate something that represented their family using the materials provided. The finalproducts were judged by the nice Leonna, the chill Billy, and the douchebag Ben. Justkidding, Ben just judged too hard. Finally, the event wrapped up and families were left mingle and take picutres. Presents, ranging from classy monocles to yummy cupcakes,were handed out to cubbies by their Family Heads.

Family Revelations was a long event, and a lot of fun. It may have taken a while discover ones families, but I was good to see everyone mingling and meeting new peop

The important thing to remember is that we are all one club. Regardlesswhat family were in, were all members of UCLA CKI



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K 2

HEY KEY CLUB HOW DO YOU FEEL?I can't tell you any mes I heard that today. (One of my workshops made me do t:) Regardless, aer this event,I FEEL GOOD OH I FEEL SOOOD.And red . . .

We started bright and early on the cloudy, cold morning wh re-straon at 9 am on Sunday, October.27 aer the awesome opening

tatements, everyone go spl up into groups and half of the Key Clubbook a tour of the campus and half of them aended some prey awe-ome workshops. We hosted workshops such asTHE DO'Sand DONTf studying, financial aid, personal statements and how to survive colleg

We also had panels to answer any quesons the students had and aervice project because thats what Kiwanis is all about!

KIWANIS

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COLLEGE

Aer the first session, we had lunch and 4 of our board membersLeonna, Derek, Sinh, and Billy strued their stuff and told the KeyClubbers why they should choose them. e school that wore the moollege gear got to choose the board member and the task that need

to be completed. West Covina High School won and chose Big Boy

Billy for a secret task. All the Key Clubbers then played a super intense ice beraker before the second session.

Round 2was the same drill. e students who took a tour aed the workshops and the workshop aendees had the chance to sthe beauful campus. Aer the sessions were over, there was a specanel consisng of someone om each grade level, a college graduat

nd guests om other colleges in our division. Before that, howeverthe winning school got to reap their reward. West Covina originallyhose Billy for the task but in the end, all four board members prov

that they were definely members of Ucla Cki Twerk Team.

the end of the day, Ucla Cki Key to College was a hugeuccess because of all the volunteers and the super enthusiasc Key

Clubbers. is is one of my favore events and I cant wa for agaext year! -SAMANTHA CARINO,GENERAL MEMBER



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Crazy Kompetition for

fants (CKI) South was the

rst district event of the

ear for UCLA Circle K. Thisvent is all about having fun

r a good cause. As all of

he proceeds collected from

his event are donated to the

ediatric Trauma Program

PTP), one of our District

undraising Initiatives (DFI).

or me, it was filled with

onding, games, cheering,

nd meeting loads of new

eople. For the games, I

tomped on peoples ball-

ons, wheel barreled across

he grass, jumped rope, did

ome relays, met up with

some old friends and met new

ones as well. Who knew jump

roping could be so physically

exhausting... Afterwards, wehad lunch where we ate deli-

cious hot dogs made by local

Kiwanians and had the oppor-

tunity to mingle with other

members in Circle K.

At the first we were

bummed out that none of our

teams made it to the finals. It

turned out to be an error and

that one of our teams, Team

Cutthroat 2.0, scored the most

amount of points during CKI

South to qualify for the finals.

Not only did they qualify, but

after playing a series of cap-

ture the flag games, THEY

WON! Congratulations Connie,

Billy, Jun, Sonya, Derek, and

Suraj! You guys were awe-

some. To be honest, I knew

about a dozen people fromour club prior to the event.

After the event, I left knowing

two dozen more. Shoutout to

team Wrecking Ball! I would

definitely do this again next

year!

Thien Tran, General Memb

Upcoming Event

Every year, Pasadena City College h

an event called GO WEST! This three

day event brings Circle K'ers from a

over Cal-Nev-Ha to help decorate Ro

Floats alongside the Kiwanians! :)

- Go West, 12/29, 12/30 & 12/3

Decmber DCM will be hosted by LA

Harbor College! Come catch up withfriends (and meet new ones) from UC

and Metro!

- December DCM, 12/19 1-3PM



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MLISA CHONG,General Member

On Sunday, November 17, the MetroDCM (Divisional Council Meeting) took place in

Wilson Plaza. Before the DCM started, many school in the division were already

there so it was a great time to get to know members of other schools Circle Ks.

The DCM opened with a large icebreaker that consisted of choosing an animal

and finding a group with the same animal through a series of body motions. After

the ice breaker was over, the meeting officialy started with roll call of the

schools, followed by past events and future events. During the presentation, I

learned about many fun events across the division such as the CSUN Latern

Ceremony.

After the DCM concluded we used the second hour to complete a service

project, making turkeys, and we raised money by pie-ing the Metro Lieutenant

Governor (LTG), Charles Balcom. The turkey making was very fun because there

were no set instructions for it; they ranged from hands to snowman shaped

turkeys. It was also a great time to talk to members from other schools becausewe had to share the supplies and throw around turkey decoration ideas. The

other event was pie-ing the LTG as well as the divisional officer that raised the

most donations. Ramon Esquivel had the privilege of being pied due to having the

most money in his jar. Although Ramon was only pied once, LTG Charles Balcom

was pied once for every dollar. Dont miss your chance to come out the the next

DCM; there are always fun events and socializing opportunities!



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Week 4: Denita Tenova

Member of the Quarter:Benson Ho

Week 5: Juliana Deer Week 6: Joseph Madrigal

Week 7: Effie Tong-Lin Week 8: Thien Tran

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