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ASB hosts second Club Rush of the school year for students

On Friday, Jan. 27, ASB hosts the second Club Rush of the school year, featuring new and returning clubs for all students to find their place in.
By Mia Ramirez and Beverly Regino • Jan 29, 2023

  • Key Club returns for another club rush and continues to be one of the most popular club choices within the student body. With their vibrant iconic green, picture opportunities and enthusiastic club members walking around the quad to direct students, a lot of students signed up for their club.

    THE MIRROR | Beverly Regino

  • Despite being the second Club Rush, new clubs continue to pop up and gather any interested students such as Tech Theater Club which tries to teach anyone who joins how to work the equipment in theater.

    THE MIRROR | Beverly Regino

  • Senior AJ Palma greets anyone who is interested in supporting LGBTQIA+ rights into GSA.

    THE MIRROR | Beverly Regino

  • Most clubs had posters on their booths to give basic information about the club to students such as Help The Homeless. Most also had a QR code or a sign-up sheet for anyone who wants to join the club, and some even had small freebies or activities that can entertain students.

    THE MIRROR | Beverly Regino

  • Cultural clubs such as AP Spanish Club continue to interest a lot of students who want to learn more or support the culture.

  • Clubs gather like-minded students with similar interests such as the new Karaoke club who gather students that have a passion for singing, or just want to sing karaoke with friends.

    THE MIRROR | Beverly Regino

  • On Friday, Jan. 27 during lunch, ASB hosts the second Club Rush of the school year in the Quad. Multiple returning and new clubs set up stands to appeal to potential new members with information and activities that portray their club.

    THE MIRROR | Beverly Regino

  • Unlike the previous Club Rush events, the Marine did not show up to appeal to students. Instead, the Army set up a booth to inform interested students about the military and handing out lanyards.

    THE MIRROR | Beverly Regino
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On Friday, Jan 27, ASB hosted the second Club Rush of the school year in the Quad during lunch. Clubs set up their colorful displays, hoping to gather new members. ASB also played music at the Victory Stand to add to the event. In addition to displays, some clubs gave away candy or freebies or had activities or equipment that portray their club. Some clubs such as “Art For All,” also used the event to raise funds by drawing student portraits. 

The event drew students to the quad, giving them the chance to join previously existing clubs and new ones. Returning clubs continued to gain new potential new members such as Key Club, Art for All and Chess club, while new clubs such as Theater Tech Club and Karaoke Club try to gain any interested students. 

 

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Mia Ramirez
Mia Ramirez, Spanish Editor
I never thought that one day I would sit and write news stories all the time. When I was little the only thing I liked to write about was fairytales and popstars. Now that I am older the focus of my stories have shifted. As a staff writer for The Mirror, I write stories that focus on real people and what they have to say.  I have written multiple stories for the paper and I continue to search for new stories wherever I go. Outside of journalism, I am the captain for Van Nuys’ cross Country team and am constantly looking for new ways to make people smile.
Beverly Regino
Beverly Regino, Creative Director
Beverly Regino is the Creative Director for her third and final year in journalism as a senior. She is in charge of photography, layout, graphic design, and social media. An artist at heart, her main passions include drawing, painting, and dressing up, with a side of playing single-player story-driven video games and listening to music. After graduating, her goal is to get into either college: ArtCenter College of Art and Design or Laguna College of Art and Design and pursue a job as a concept artist for video games and film. But of course, her main dream consists of owning at least two high-quality light sabers and running away into the sunset with the love of her life, Bella, her white chihuahua.
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