Division 26 South | The Daily Devil 9.9 | Soaring into 2021

Volume 9 | Issue 9 | January 2021

acalanes | amador valley | california | campolindo | dougherty valley | dublin | las lomas | miramonte | monte vista | san ramon valley

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What’s up Blue Devils!

Table of Contents

Letters from DNE & LTG

December events

It’s 2021, can you believe it? I cannot believ Thank you! As we enter the last quarter of th back and see and recognize all that you’ve adjusting well to remote service events, or o

With that said, as we head into this new yea wonderful final quarter.

Burning with service, Christine Oh D26S Division News Editor

January events

Visuals Happy New Year Blue Devils!

Articles

Guide to Safekey

We’ve made it to 2021! It’s officially Janu month, we will know who the next D26S

In order for there to be a valid election, will elect the next Lieutenant Governor. but did not attend Candidate Training C

Devils’ Golden Cup

We will be hosting our first virtual regionJanuary DCM will also be held then. For

Monthly Recognition

As we’re now entering the final quarter spirits up! We’ve completed over 2000 se served throughout the entire 2019-2020 t all for being so amazing throughout this

Contact Us

Always serving with a SMILE, Caroline Lobel D26S Lieutenant Governor

ve I have had the honor to serve you all for six months (and counting)! he 2020-21 Key Club term, I hope you can also take a chance to step e accomplished as a Key Clubber. Whether that be making new friends, organizing fundraisers for your club, I’m so proud of how far our division has come!

ar, I hope everyone stays safe in whichever format you are returning to school. Here’s to a

d26s.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com

uary which means Conclave season is upon us! By the end of this Lieutenant Governor is — how exciting!

50% of clubs in our division must send up to TWO delegates to Conclave who If you’re interested in running for the position of Lieutenant Governor yourself Conference last month, please contact me!

-wide Conclave this year with divisions 2 North, 2 South, 8, and 26 North! The more details, please refer to the January Events page of this newsletter!

of this term, things are beginning to wind down, but let’s BEE sure to keep our ervice hours SO FAR, which is already more than the total number of hours we term! Great job Blue Devils! You should feel proud of yourselves! <3 Thank you term, and let’s make this last quarter our best one yet!

d26s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

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MRFs due (secretaries)

DWS: Blue Devil Coat Drive - DAY 1

Articles & Visuals due (editors) MOERs due (presidents)

Holiday Cookie Party Fundraiser

DCM: Holiday Movie Night

DWS: Blue Devil Coat Drive - LAST DAY

revious events...

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DWS: Transcribing Smithsonian Documents

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DCM: Region 9 Conclave

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New Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Trivia Night Fundraiser

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Cranes for Cance Submitted by Eva

Las Lomas Origami Event Submitted by Las Lomas Key Clubber

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Gifts of Gratitude DWS Submitted by Isabel Shic

er (Dougherty Valley event) an Woo, Dougherty Valley

Las Lomas Origami Event Submitted by Isabel Shic, Las Lomas

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Recently over Thanksgiving break, I did a Freerice competition for getting a few extra community service hours during break. I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t usually go out during Thanksgiving breaks, so this opportunity was really nice to do to keep myself occupied while also getting hours. In the end, I thought that this experience was a really positive one since I was able to contribute to people in need and expand my vocabulary.

I really liked how simple yet stimulating the questions were and how interactive the Freerice program was so that even if I got a question wrong, the program would encourage me to keep going until I got it right. Overall, answering simple English vocabulary questions to give rice to the people in need felt really rewarding to me and I am so thankful that I was able to make a small contribution to the world with what I did over break.

- Sanajan Vidhyacharan, Dublin

Would you like to be featured in future issues of The Daily Devil?

After you attend an event, send a summary of your thoughts, what you did, and what memories youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve made to your CLUB EDITOR for a chance to be featured!

- Christine, your DNE :)

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Interkeys are very fun and enjoyabl we get to community service with m and peers! It was exciting to virtually teering with the Interact Club me create some origami! Everyone w hard to create their nice creations o send to special needs elders in Ros volunteer service was more special ticular event because our origami w giving gifts, where we were able to what we are thankful for and share ingful messages!

- Yujin Huh, Las Lomas

New members attended the No DCM where they were introd Key Club on a national and sta In regards to upcoming even was the November DWS (gifts tude) that was introduced as w November PTP fundraiser with P press.

Amador's Key club held a few m in November where members over games and the club p went over upcoming division ev - Sunny Liu, Amador Valley

le because more friends y do volunembers and was working of origami to ssmoor. Our for this parwere Thankswrite down any mean-

ovember duced to ate level. nts, there s of gratiwell as the Panda Ex-

meetings bonded president vents.

Key Club has had many opportunities for their members. The one that I liked the most was the Thanksgiving Free Rice event. With the pandemic this was a great way to safely help people.

This event also allowed us learn new words and facts. Key club has had many opportunities for their members. The one that I liked the most was the Thanksgiving Free Rice event. With the pandemic this was a great way to safely help people. This event also allowed us to learn new words and facts.

- Aakriti Dasgupta, Dublin

Over thanksgiving I participated in the free rice activity where I answered multiple questions to help change lives around the world. I got to choose categories I wanted to answer questions from such as art, literature, geography and much more. I really liked that I got to learn new things while saving others lives! I would 100% do this again because it was so interactive and fun and I really enjoyed it!

- Cydney Leung, Dublin

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your guide to

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SAF E KEY Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s talk about being Safekey as Key Clubbers!

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- to foster in - set an exa - give off a - to promot - to protect

- educate - be an ex - promote - always b cyber bully

o being safekey on social media (and in real life)!

afe on social media and keeping a clean sence! g from using profanity clusive on all platforms fe online and protecting your privacy ware of the dangers of technology ch more!!

nclusiveness among members & nonmembers ample for other organizations good first impression te Key Club in the best light possible t your safety and security

other members & friends about its importance xample for others to follow a healthy environment & learn from mistakes be kind on social media and do not condone ying 11

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2 points guide!!

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- club service project or fundraiser

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rankings continued 4. Dougherty Valley 5. California 6. Miramonte 7. Campolindo

8. San Ramon Valley 9. Amador Valley 10. Acalanes

monthly recognition

Ashley Nakazato

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Member of the Month

Officer of the Month

Richard Chung

Las Lomas

Club of the Month

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