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Friday, May 23 Immigrant Empowerment conference in the Great Hall from 4 to 7 p.m.

Monday, May 26 Film Club meets at 3:40 p.m. in BEH 1310.

Habitat for Humanity meets at 4 p.m. in BEH 1309.

Tuesday, May 27

The Architecture Club meets at 3 p.m. in AT 3800 at 3 p.m. in the ASO Conference Room.

To attended UC Santa Barbara for a summer math research program and also moved to be with her husband after maintaining a long distance relationship.

25 feet long,” ASO Club Council President Krishna Ayungao said.

“I’ve been in Cali for six years now. I also went to college [at UCSB] as well,” Lassonde said.

Will Schofield, a first year graphic design major, is taking one of Lassonde’s classes and likes her teaching style.

“I really enjoy it. I like her style of teaching. It’s really cut and dry, very understandable,” Schofield said.

Another student, Dennis Miller, enjoyed her teaching style as well.

“Honestly, homework, groupwork -- it all helps me understand the material better. She teaches us. We teach each other,” Miller said.

The Associated Student Organization hosted a Spring Festival with an obstacle course, dunk tank and more at Pierce College’s Rocky Young Park.

The event took place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 15, and was open to the public.

The event was also in an effort to raise more school spirit, according to ASO social cultural Committee Chair Iqra Hamid.

“We have a rock wall and we have a bungee run, an obstacle course and Titanic slide that is

Many of the attractions were free, according to ASO President Gus Sandoval. The event had food and fundraising from various clubs.

“The Spring Festival is mostly geared towards clubs and fundraising for clubs,” Hamid said. “I think there were about 20-25 clubs participating.”

The event was open to any passerby who wanted to participate or buy goods from the clubs.

“We haven’t had a lot of events this semester, so we’re trying to end it with a big one,” Hamid said. “It’s mostly for fun and helping out clubs.”