TurKey Break - Volume IV, Issue 4 (Nov/Dec 2011)

TurKey BreakVolume IV, Issue 4November / December 2011

Good-Bye Fall,Hello Winter!

Cover by Tony Nguyen

Hey UCLA Circle K! Welcome to another exciting quarter! I hope all of you had a relaxing break. I know I did! I finally caught up with my sleep!

This winter quarter we’re going to have tons of new projects and events! We’re planning on making some fun changes to our general meetings. We’re going to fully integrate our themes. For example, we’re planning on having a talk show style meeting. Yup. That’s right! We’re going to have a meeting where I get to be your personal Oprah. We’ll be giving out more information and announcing the date at a general meeting soon!

Also this quarter, we’re going to have a couple of district events where you’ll get the op-portunity to meet with other Circle K members from other schools. Keep your heads up for those events during our general meetings or on our website.

So if you didn’t know, this will be my last quarter serving you all as President. The Circle K term is about to end and it’s time for elections! Elections will be on 5th week on Thursday, February 9. If you’re interested in running for a board position, please feel free to talk to me or any other board member for any questions.

For now, just keep your eyes open for more events and updates! Till then, see you soon!Have a happy quarter,Neil Yonzon

I pledge to uphold the objects of Circle K International,to foster compassion and goodwill toward others through service and leadership,to develop my abilities and the abilities of all people,and to dedicate myself to the realization of mankind’s potential.

table of contentscalendar

service

leadership

fellowship

kiwanis family

for the members

in the moment: ftc memories

contact

committees

ucla/cki bucket list

ftc in a nutshell

pledge

2 | Nov/Dec 2011 Turkey Break

president’s message

Nov/Dec 2011 | 3Turkey Break

calendar

8•KEEN LA Sports

Coaching•Scary Movie

Social

9•Pillow Fight

Flyering / Work Night

10•Culver City

Kiwanis•Pillow Fight

Flyering / Work Night•DoSomething.org’s

Teens for Jeans

11•Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting•Fairfax Kiwanis

Meeting•Pillow Fight


12•Sweets in West-

wood•Pillow Fight

Flyering

13•Pillow Fight


14•Reading to Kids

15 16•Vietnamese

Culture Night

17 18•Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting•Playa Del Rey K-

Kids Meeting

19 20•NoHo Food Truck

Event•Girls/Guys Night

Out

21•Heal the Bay

Beach Clean-Up•Mean Girls

Musical

22•KEEN LA Sports

Coaching•January DCM

23•Movie Night:

TRON

24•Culver City

Kiwanis

25•Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting•Gym Social

26•TheRoom

Screening

27 28•TLC for Trees

with TreeMusketeers

29•Project Angel

Food

30 31 1•Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting•Fairfax Kiwanis

Meeting•Gym Social

2 3 4•Let’s Read at

Pueblo Del Rio

Calendar of Events : Jan/FebSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Happy 2012, everyone! Here’s your long overdue newsletter... Can you believe it’s the FOURTH issue already!? How time flies! I certainly hope you’ll enjoy this issue - I had a lot of fun crafting and designing it (despite having those awful moments of designer’s block!).

With Fall Quarter behind us and Winter Quarter just kicking in, you can imagine just how crazy it’s been in the last two months with all sorts of events going on! This issue of TurKey Break wraps all that up in a nice little package. I hope you’ll find it useful, especially with the spread on the committees! Additionally, you may find some articles a bit outdated, such as TurKey’s Take, but I hope you will look beyond it and find the true intentions behind the writers and what they wrote for you to read. Thank you to ALL writers and photographers for your input - This could not have happened without YOU! <3

As you may know, this is my second-to-last newsletter of this term as your Publications Editor. Crazy, huh!? It has been an honor releasing these newslet-ters, and though I haven’t been releasing them quite as consistently as I’d like, I do hope you’ve enjoy them. If you have any comments, suggestions, questions, and so on, feel free to contact me and let me know! I’m determined to make the last newsletter even more *~AMAZING~*!! So join in on the fun! I’ll be waiting! :)

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Pillow Fight2012

MartinLuther King

Jr. Day

LunarNew Year

SnowcialFebruary 3-5


A Field Day with Alexandria House

Trang Bui Third-YearUCLA Circle K Member

The Service Marathon, which consisted of more than 30 hours of service was packed with nonstop fun--and service--with events such as Friends with Animals, campus recycling and making meals for the homeless as well as many more events.

Service Marathon was marked by occasional spurts of sprinkling, raining, and even pouring which, while it did create slippery situa-tions (in more ways than one), proved to be a fun addition nonethe-less.

Everything started out with a visit to Shriner’s Children’s Hospital,

where volunteers helped patients create paper turkeys, color, and even have an impromptu origami project.

The marathon of service then progressed to other various projects one after the other, ending with the distribution of bagged meals—made during another service project in the middle of the night—to the homeless in the local Westwood area.

With the first service marathon of the year being a huge success, it can only be anticipated that the next service marathon will be packed with just as much nonstop fun!

Doing Service for Veterans’ Day Weekend

Patrick Huie, Fourth-YearUCLA Circle K Member

In November, we went to check out Alex-andria House. No – it’s not a house owned by someone named Alexandria, it’s a house (actually TWO houses) located right beside Koreatown on Alexandria Avenue.

Alexandria House is a non-profit transition-al residence and neighborhood center that helps provide safe housing for women and children. It is also what UCLA Circle K’s large scale event Pillow Fight 2012 is fundraising toward.

When we arrived to Alexandria House, we

were greeted by Vivian, who gave us a quick orientation around the place. We were then greeted by the children of Alexandria House and introduced ourselves as the children had snack time. The children looked very excited to meet us as we went around in a circle tell-ing our names and our ages.

After this, we had a long time of recreation where we played sports like soccer and bas-ketball. I had a lot of fun! It was a great way for a college student to de-stress and see the children’s happy faces and hearing their

laughter. This reminded me of my days at el-ementary school where we would run around in recess.

After this, we had dinner, prepared by the lovely ladies of UCLA Circle K: TIffany Wu, Jamie Tran, Jen Zhang, Courtney Hernvall, and Jennifer Lai!

All in all, I had a really good time at Al-exandria House and it was good to see first-hand what we were fundraising toward. Go check out Alexandria House yourself when you have the chance!


serviceUpcoming

EventsPlaya Del Rey TA ProgramWhere: Playa Del Rey SchoolWhen: Any day!Description: If you love working with kids, become a TA at Playa del Rey El-ementary School! It’s a quarter com-mitment, but well worth the time!

Heal the Bay Beach Cleanup with KIWIN’SWhere: Santa Monica BeachWhen: Saturday, 01/21, 8AM-1PMDescription: Work with the Fairfax and Crystal Division KIWIN’S at Heal the Bay’s beach clean-up at Santa Monica Beach!

KEEN LA Sports CoachingWhere: Elysian ParkWhen: Sunday, 01/22, 9AM-1PMDescription: Join us at Elysian Park for KEEN LA! We’ll be helping chil-dren with special needs participate in sports by coaching them in vari-ous activities

Project Angel FoodWhere:: Project Angel Food HQWhen: Sunday, 01/29, 7AM-1PMDescription: Ever wanted to be a guardian angel? Well, you can look out for people affected by HIV/AIDS and other serious illnesses by pre-paring and packaging food that will be delivered to them!

Formoreinformationinregardstoupcomingevents,pleasecheckthecalendar,availableforfull-viewat

www.uclacki.org!Weupdateprettyconsistently,socheckbackoccasionallyfornewevents!Be sure to check out the next newsletter ‘cause

we’ll have a spread covering Pillow Fight 2012!

If there’s one UCLA Circle K event you should attend, THIS IS IT. It is easily our biggest event every year, and it’s a MUST to attend! I’m sure you’ve heard

about it all over our website, digest, Facebook, and more...We just really want you there!

Bring all your friends and pillows ‘cause his is certainly something you DO NOT want to miss out at!


What they do: Come to the place where the magic of service begins, service committee meetings! Service com-mittee is where we take your input to find new service events and help plan the really big stuff, aka single ser-vice, for the future. So come out and take an active role in service!Good for those who are/love: passionate about serving the community, planners at heart, open to new ideas, not afraid to lend a hand to the community any time

service

What they do: Kiwanis Family committee gives you the opportunity to work with not only other Circle K mem-bers, but with Kiwanians, K-Kids, Key Club members and more. If you want to expand your network beyond our club and be part of the coolest committee ever, join K-fam!Good for those who are/love: looking to branch out to other Kiwanis Family members, networking

What they do: We play with numbers. Numbers are fun. We organize a lot. Can’t have a good event without good planning! We brainstorm too. Ideas range from cheap karaoke to Christmas Caroling, all while raking in the dough! In conclusion, fundraising formula for success? Ideas + logistics + numbers = $$$!Good for those who are/love: planners at heart, math-oriented, dealing with moolah, budgeting, intricate flow charts

What they do: What do I do with my committee? NOTH-ING. Haha I wish. My committee and I literally do ev-erything. Specific things is the Family System, Mentor-ship Program, and “The Everything”. “The Everything” is when we think of things we’d like to improve, and then, we brainstorm how to get it done.Good for those who are/love: outgoing, meeting new people constantly, great when it comes to working with others

kiwanis family

fundraising

membershipdevelopment& education

leadership


What they do: GUNS (glue guns). CUTS (paper cuts). BURNS (hot glue burns). Scrapbooking, it’s not for the faint of heart. It’s serious business. Join at your own risk. Dangerous methods are used to preserve priceless mem-ories. Good for all ages and creativity levels. Good for those who are/love: creative, artsy crafty, scrapbooking, detail-oriented, not afraid to get burnt by the glue gun and get paper cuts

What they do: Public Relations encompasses the publicity and publications of Circle K. The PR committee forms an information hub for the club: new member manual, flyers, newsletters, and more. We come together to promote the essence of what Circle K is and keep members updated on constant accomplishments and events. Good for those who are/love: detailed oriented, de-signers, coming up with new ways to publicize CKI, open-minded

What they do: So how often do you go on Facebook, watch videos on YouTube, or just browse the web? This committee is just for you! From creating graphics and working website to making funny and amusing videos, the Tech Committee does it all. Want to be the next star of a video, direct the next video, or show-off and learn some skills in graphic, video, and web design? Think tech!Good for those who are/love: tech-savvy, fluent in html/css/other computer languages, recording/editing videos, coming up with new ideas

What they do: S3 is responsible for all the fun socials during the year! We are also in charge of leading the club in spirit and sunshine. We make awesome cheers for our club so that we can show off our school spirit and love for service! This committee is super fun and im-portant for UCLA Circle K because we help bring every member closer! Good for those who are/love: loud and proud (maybe even shameless), sociable, coming up with new cheers, planning fun outings

historian

public relations

technology

socialspiritsunshine


Garvey Su, Third-YearFundraising Co-Chair

On the night of December 3, 2011, UCLA Circle K members gathered in the lobby of Schoenberg Music Hall, eagerly waiting for the performance of the Holiday Choral Concert.

The performance featured a wide variety of songs, from a magnificent orchestra of horns and strings to choir. A widespread favorite of the night was the rendition of “T’was the Night Before Christmas”, in which the concert added in an endearing and nostalgic scene of Santa flying out of the chimney and placing presents in the children’s stockings. That led to an outstanding ovation by the end of the performance.

But why was this concert especially important to Circle K’ers? Because five of the club’s very own members were

part of the performers on-stage! Crystal Kumtong, Sarah Simko, Samantha Tran, Shin Yi Han, and Jarrad Lee all showcased their beautiful singing voices and gave an amazing performance.

Samantha Tran, first year, shared her thoughts as one of the performers, “Being up on stage made me excited to think that so many people wanted to just see me do what I loved. I had so much fun!”

The Circle K audience members surprised them at the end of the show with personal posters, all signed and written by the attendees. The night ended with a huge congratulatory group hug for them by everyone, and the audience left with the spirit of Christmas engraved in their hearts thanks to the beautiful music of the Holiday Choral Concert.

Members from UCLA Circle K got a chance to sing their hearts out to favorite Christmas songs while caroling to fundraise for one of our district fundraising initiatives, Not For Sale, on December 16.

The club decided to take advantage of the Christmas season and carol at a neigh-borhood known as Candy Cane Lane in South Torrance.

Members went door-to-door singing classic Christmas songs like Jingle Bells and Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.

Many members enjoyed the event and even got a surprise from children from the neighborhood.

“Christmas caroling was so much fun! Some of the children [from the neighbor-hood] were so enthusiastic that they decid-

ed to join us or dance for us while we car-oled,” Kiwanis Family co-chair and junior Brian Kan said.

On top of singing, members educated households about Not For Sale and its mis-sion to spread awareness and prevent hu-man trafficking and slavery.

At the end of the night, UCLA Circle K fundraised over $120 for Not For Sale.

Neil Yonzon, Third-YearPresident

Singin’ Songswith Circle K

Christmas

Caroling Edition

fellowship


Congrats to all theMembers of the Week of Fall Quarter!

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

Week 10

Will YOU get Member of the

Week for Winter Quarter? :)

DylanSarnowski

EstrellaLozano

TrangBui

Shin YiHan

MichaelYebisu

JenniferZhang

Member ofthe Quarter!


kiwanis family

“Even though I decided to attend Go West at the last minute, I do not regret it at all. ”

Go West 2011 was an amazing event! It was my first time being there this year, and every minute was filled with laughter and unforgettable memories. I thought it incorporated service along with socials flawlessly. I particularly enjoyed broomballing! It was exciting being on the ice with a hockey stick and other CKI’ers. Even though half the time I didn’t know what was going on in the game, I screamed with excitement and chased after the ball every time it rolled towards me. Despite falling countless times during the activity, I enjoyed every single minute of the game.

Decorating rose floats wasn’t as bad as I imagined from previous Key Club experiences. The weather was extremely nice, and my group actually had hands on decorating experience with the clock on the Honda float! It was so cool; I never imagined myself directly gluing flowers on the float itself and I was afraid of messing up. By the time the lunch break came around, my group had finished decorating the clock! Our hands and clothes were covered in glue, but we took so many pictures of our hard work for everyone else to admire. Unfortunately, the clock wasn’t featured on TV during the parade so I didn’t get a chance to enjoy the float in its entirety.

Lastly, another feature of Go West that I loved was the AMAZING RACE! I still can’t believe they made us race through the streets of Old Town Pasadena to find the Melting Pot, train station, P.F. Chang and Blicks, but the adventure was worthwhile! Through heavy breathing and sore legs, I manage to enjoy the busy nightlife of the town and the company of my teammates. Needless to say, my team finished the scavenger hunt first and was able to head back to the church where we stayed at to rest.

Denise Huynh, Second-YearUCLA Circle K Member

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Although I left the event a day early, I felt like I enjoyed the event to the fullest. I made some new friends while playing Monopoly Deal (a lot of Monopoly Deal) and Taboo, as well as developed minor body aches from sleeping on the floor and running all over the city. Overall, this event brings nothing but good memories and laughs for me. Even though I decided to attend Go West at the last minute, I do not regret it at all. I highly encourage everyone who can to attend this event next year because you get the chance of a lifetime. (:


kiwanis family

On December 17, 2011, 4 members of UCLA Circle K went out to Albertsons in Culver City to help the Culver City Kiwanians with their “Sitting with Santa” fundraiser. All proceeds from their concession stand in the store went a home for women who were victims of domestic violence and abuse. The Culver City Kiwanians were also hosting a Toy Drive at the same time.

The UCLA Circle K members helped run the food stand by selling hotdogs, chili dogs, soda and water, and cookies and coffee. They also spread the holiday cheer to all patrons of Albertsons by singing along to holiday songs on the

intercom and wishing every passerby a Merry Christmas. The employees at the store were also very willing to support the Culver City Kiwanians through their donations.

Boyscouts who were fundraising outside of Albertsons were drawn into the store with the prospect of meeting Santa. However, some of them seemed a little camera-shy. Even adults that passed by were offered candy and a picture with Santa. Although most declined and went about their business, we no doubt brought a smile to their faces. Although the dreary weather outside may have lowered event attendance, any event around this time of the year is successful as long as we bring about some holiday cheer.

Connie Lam, Second-YearKiwanis Family Co-Chair

Upcoming Events

January DivisionalCouncil Meeting (DCM)Where: Cal State NorthridgeWhen: Sunday, 01/22, 12pm-3pmDescription: It’s that time of the month - DCM! Join other schools in the Metro Division and find out what’s been going in Metro!

Metro Schools’ General MeetingsWhere: All schools in Metro Division!When: Varies for each schoolDescription: Come out to the Gener-al Meetings of other schools within the Metro Division! Not only will you get see how different it is from our General Meetings, you’ll get to meet new people and mingle, too!

District Large-ScaleService ProjectWhere: RiversideWhen: Sunday, 02/12, 7:30am-6:30pmDescription: Come and join other Circle K clubs to help out a non-profit organization called Operation Safehouse! Here’s your chance to meet other CKI-ers!

Culver City & SantaMonica Kiwanis MeetingsWhere: Culver City & Santa MonicaWhen: Every other Tuesday morning & Wednesday afternoonsDescription: Mingle and chat with Kiwanians as you chow down on an early-morning breakfast or delicious lunch! Rides are provided, so come on out and meet the higher-ups! It’s okay, they don’t bite!

Sitting with Santa Claus

On November 19, over 50 members of UCLA CKI came together for day of fun at Sunset Rec. Visitors from Cal State Northridge and Cal State Long Beach also made an appearance at this social event, centered around UCLA CKI’s families—Philosoraptors, T-Rawrs, Dinomite Diplodocuses, Bobasaurs, Stunning Stegos, and Triple Triumphant Triceratops (T Cubed).

After eating quite the assortment of sandwiches made by each of the families, the activities began with general icebreakers—“I love my neighbor” and “Never have I ever.” Soon after, everyone broke into groups. Thee were alll asked to act out a scene from a famous movie. Brave violinists died valiantly as their ship crashed into an iceberg. Rose (male), unfortunately, let go of Jack (also male).

Meanwhile, Simba was lifted up from high above—the top of the bleachers. While one group’s soundtrack was a very off-tune

and poorly synchronized humming of “My Heart Will Go On,” the other opted for a simpler solution—a stereo.

In the next activity, each person extended their hands to another across from them, and the game of untying the Human Knot began. One group, in a meager effort to untangle itself, collapsed as a whole within the first few minutes. Deciding it best not to try again, they spent their time telling jokes, inappropriate anti-jokes, and playing Zoo.

Another group, unfortunately, was tangled in a jumbled mess of a knot. Undeterred by arms twisted at awkward angles and awkward positions in general, this group spent over an hour attempting to escape this prison of body parts. After this hour, these strangers were strangers no more, but rather, friends under strange circumstances.

At the end of this picnic, people and families became closer than a human knot could make them. Sometimes, a day of fun is necessary in a week filled of stress.

CKI Day of Fun: Did You Go?Connie Lam, Second-YearKiwanis Family Co-Chair


for the membersTurKey’s Take:The Act of Giving

The winter holiday season is here! And if you are anything like me, you’re more than excited for the festive fun that comes with the month of December (snow at FTC, anybody?). Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, or none, there’s just something in the air that screams FUN and CELEBRATION. I can’t quite put my finger on it, but I don’t need a reason to celebrate and party. Who does? Enjoy the company of family and friends, eat your TurKey heart out, and fill the room with laughter.

What I love most about the holiday season is the act of giving. There is no other greater joy than being able to give and CKI loves contributing to the community and helping others, perfect for me! And what’s best is that giving doesn’t have to entail giving a physical present, it could be giving your time, giving blessings, or giving a simple smile. For a little turtle-monkey like me, I love the warm, fuzzy feeling I get every time I give a gift. I’d give a tail and a shell just to see somebody’s face light up with joy. Knowing that somebody appreciates what I have to offer makes me the happiest animal in the world. I know I’m not the only one who feels this way; you members also share the same passion for giving and helping others.

To give my two happy-sad cents on the holiday season, I’ll put it in these two words: Be Selfless. We are all naturally selfish and live by our selfishness day after day (horrible, I know). The holiday season is the perfect time (minus Thanksgiving) to throw away the selfishness and express your gratitude to the people you love and care about, to acquaintances who may turn into future friends, to strangers who may return the favor one day. And being the overachieving turtle-monkey that I am, why stop here? Try to be selfless everyday, only good will come out of it.

But most importantly, don’t lose sight of giving your time to service. You may be swamped with your studies and scrambling around with a busy schedule, but don’t fret. Take some time off and wind down with a fulfilling service event. You’ll remember why you joined Circle K and why you love service and giving.

TurKey’s Take is a monthly editorial column focusing on differentaspects of CKI. Look forward to next month’s rant from TurKey!

What

New Year’sResolutions

areyour

?

“Take back my title of best hugs.”

“Better time man-agement and to try

new things in the artistic fields. I am

thinking of minoring in theater!”

“I want to always try my best ateverything I do

and to have more confidence in

myself.”

“Spend less money on on-campus food and make my own food from home.”

“Worry less about the future and live in

the now.”

“Go to class a lot more/all the time

and probably try to befriend more

people and try to forge lastingfriendships.”

patrick huie diana cheng danson lee

michelle li ronald holden hang tran


for the members

- note- You may have

noticed that there isn’t the Pillow Fight committee on the Leadership spread...Fear not! You will get to

read all about the position and committee in thenext newsletter in thePillow Fight spread!

Stay tuned!

1. Go to District Convention

2. Go to International Convention

3. Go to CKI South / CKI North

4. Go to Spring/Fall Training Conference

5. Go to District Large-Scale Service Project

6. Go to District Summer Service Social

7. Go to Pillow Fight!

8. Become a service dollar millionaire

9. Collect divisional shirts

10. Go to at least one study party with CKI

11. Check in at CKI Steps (or table, office,

shade, lounge, etc.)

12. Film family/house videos

13. Walk a dog for Friends of Animals

14. Go to Kiwanis family events

15. Meet a Kiwanian

16. Donate bloooooooood

17. Write an article for the newsletter

18. Humans vz Zombies (become a zombie!)

19. Attend TV Tapings

20. Go to committee meetings

21. Go ice blocking with CKI

22. Follow TurKey on tumblr

23. Steal the President’s bell

24. Do T-Squared... TurKey’s Take

25. Participate in all themed meetings

ucla circle kbucket list

Do you go to UCLA?Are you in Circle K?Are you the type of person who likes to

live life to thefullest and do

everything?

If you answered “YES” to any of thesequestions, this is JUST the list for you!

Several members of the Public Relations Committee and I developed the ever-so-awesome “UCLA Circle K Bucket List.” It’s made by members, for members!

Don’t worry, this is only half of the original list! If you have any suggestions, feel free to email me at [email protected] and we’ll include them in the next issue of Turkey Break! :D


in the moment:At Fall Training Conference, Circle K clubs from

all over California, Nevada, and Hawaii come together at Old Oak Ranch in Sonora, CA to share their cheers, talents, and their passion for serving others. Each FTC is an opportunity to make new friends, reconnect with old ones, and show off your school spirit. Every year boasts numerous valuable workshops, intense cheer-battles, and bonding experiences for old and new members alike. This year was no exception.

aFallTraining

ConferenceThe weekend kicked off with several Friday

workshops, one on “Paranormal Investigation” by Metro Division’s own Lieutenant Governor JonJon Junpradub. The following day held even more workshops where both general members and board members had the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of what it means to be a Circle K member. Workshops members were able to attend included one on public speaking, led by Christine Bonuel and UCLA’s Theresa Phan; one on running a successful general meeting led by Neil Yonzon and David Limjoco; and even a Hip-Hop workshop with David Truong and Rouel Soberano, among others. We were also entertained by skits performed by

I’m Brett Butler,your District

Governor!

ftc memories


in the moment:

Courtney Hernvall, First-YearUCLA Circle K Member

several schools in our region, including Berkeley’s Finding Nemo-themed skit and Metro Division’s CSULB and their hilarious Avatar spoof. Some of the clubs’ promotional videos were also showcased including UNLV’s outstanding presentation, and UCLA’s funny “FAIL” video. Saturday night, a Fashion show was held so that each club could show off their club T-shirt. The final winner of CKI North and CKI South was also determined by way of an intense game of musical chairs (So-Cal won, YAY!). The night ended with a ceremony to induct the new members, a “Ceremony of Lights” to remind us all that we are part of one big Kiwanis family, and a dance.

to

RememberAs it turns out, our “FAIL” video, put together by

Tech Chair Rich Ung, was a win, as it was able to come away with honorable mention! Our awesome Dino-themed shirts, designed by Diane (“Big Money” XD) Santos (and modeled by Dylan Sarnowski), also won third place! Great job, everybody! What made the weekend even more special was the weather (Snow!). Random snowball fights made FTC just that much more memorable. As both a school and a part of Metro Division, we cheered our hearts out , met tons of new people, and made FTC unforgettable!

To everyone who couldn’t make it out this year, it was a truly wonderful experience, and we hope to see you all there next year!

Thank you to Tami Bi, Denise Huynh,Carol Ko, and Jaimie Yap for these AWESOME photos!

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Name Position Phone E-mail

Neil Yonzon President 310.895.8916 [email protected] Bingcang Administrative VP 562.547.1012 [email protected] Del Toro Service VP 562.304.3697 [email protected] Limjoco Secretary 619.791.4527 [email protected] Tang Treasurer 626.257.0544 [email protected] Thigpen Advisor 310.490.7325 [email protected] Gaw Fundraising 626.251.6713 [email protected] Garvey Su Fundraising 626.636.6299 [email protected] Diane Santos Historian 562.334.6311 [email protected] Connie Lam Kiwanis Family 626.607.9569 [email protected] Brian Kan Kiwanis Family 818.334.0328 [email protected] Alexander Pham MD&E 858.610.2773 [email protected] Tami Bi Pillow Fight 909.963.2179 [email protected] Jennifer Lai Publications Editor 714.675.5327 [email protected] Chamarti Publicity 973.462.5432 [email protected] Jaimie Yap Service 702.839.8773 [email protected] Jamie Tran Service 714.417.2415 [email protected] Theresa Phan Spirit and Sunshine 714.383.5496 [email protected] Elizabeth Ly Social 714.383.0100 [email protected] Rich Ung Technology 323.712.0668 [email protected]

Thankyoutoallboardies,allphotographers,allthewriterswhowrotetheawesomearticlesinthisissue,andwhoeverImighthavemissed!Youareallmuchappreciated~!!

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