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TABLE OF CONTENTS // UPCOMING EVENTS MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT/EDITOR CONTINUOUS PROJECTS CONTINUOUS PROJECTS // CHAIR-A-PROJECT MEET THE BOARD MORE OF BOARD WELCOME WEEK SPOTLIGHT // UPCOMING SOCIALS FAMILY SYSTEM // MEET THE FAMILY HEADS MESSAGE FROM KIWANIS ADVISOR/LTG GOLDEN GATE DIVISION THE LEVELS OF CIRCLE K DISTRICT EVENTS KIWANIS SPOTLIGHT KIWANIS FAMILY EVENTS THROWBACK THURSDAY UPCOMING CALENDAR OF TIPS AND TRICKS FOR FRESHMEN CONTACT INFO // SOCIAL MEDIA // PLEDGE

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CHAPARRAL HOUSE // 3:30P - 5:30P BIG C HIKE // 5:30P - 8:30P CAL V SAN DIEGO CONCESSIONS // 9:30A - 5P ANIMAL SHELTER // 1P - 4P START WITH A STORY // 7:30A - 12P SOLANO STROLL // 8A - 4:30P ANIMAL SHELTER // 11A - 2P CAMPANILE TRIP // 1P - 2P, 2P - 3P ICI’S ICE CREAM SOCIAL // 8P - 9:30P DSP: REBUILDING TOGETHER DAY 1 // 11:30A - 5:30P EMERYVILLE SOCIAL // 5P - 9P BERKELEY KIWANIS INSTALLATION // 12P - 2P NEW MEMBER MIXER 10A - 1P ST. MARK’S SOUP KITCHEN SHIFT 1 // 1:15P - 4:15P ST. MARK’S SOUP KITCHEN SHIFT 2 // 4:15P - 6P 2015 SF INTERNATIONAL DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL // 8:30A - 1:30P 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF BERKELEY KIWANIS LITTLE FARM // 10A - 2P DISTRICT MDE WEBINAR // 8P - 9P SAN FRANCISCO SOCIAL // 5P - 10P LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM // 10A - 2P A KNIGHT FOR NEPAL (HOSTED BY LMC) // 5:30P - 10P START WITH A STORY // 7:30A - 12P KARMA KITCHEN // 9:30A - 4:30P CKI 101 WORKSHOP // 8P - 9P

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JECTS Hello friends!

Continuous projects are service projects that we volunteer at on a reoccuring basis. Gabe Otero is the Projects chair and in charge of the ones on the right as well as more to come (like the new Animal Shelter project).

Hands on Science is a fun and interactive way to teach and have fun. We, as UC Berkeley Circle K, go to the local elementary school for their after school program to teach science to little kids.

We teach different concepts of science to children through fun and “Hands on Science” type of projects like making ice cream. Watching little kids have bags full of ice, kosher salt, sugar, vanilla,

milk, and etc, as they shake their little bags until their liquid becomes solid ice cream is a priceless moment to see. After having the hands on workshops, we explain why the liquid becomes solid ice cream.

Ice cream making is one of the many fun and interactive workshops that we have throughout the school year.

- VIVIAN NGUYEN

HANDS ON

HANDS ON

EVERY OTHER FRIDAY

Chaparral House is a non-profit nursing home right here in Berkeley! This service project is one of our few continuous services that assist the elderly demographic.

Volunteers are able to directly interact with the residents by engaging them in art projects, games, etc. Occasionally, we help prepare for parties, specific activities, and outings. This regular event is not only a perfect opportunity

to give to the community, but it is also a chance for you to meet its residents and listen to their life stories.

CHAPARREL

CHAPARREL

- KRISTY KIM

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3:15 PM - 5:30 PM

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3:15 - 5:30 PM

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You can sign up for these projects (and all other events) by going to the website calendar, clicking attend, and replying to the confirmation email that is sent out a couple of days before the event.

To find out how to chair one of these events, check out the far right column.

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Start With a Story!

A program that promotes literacy in the low-income, under-priveleged, and underrepresented groups in the greater Bay Area. We partner up with the local “Start with a Story” program based at the detention facility in the neighboring city of Oakland.

Every other Sunday we go to Oakland and set up a table to provide free books for children and teen.

STORY

At the same time, we read to the children and guide them in the reading process.

It is truly amazing to see the children benefiting from the program as they visit their family members in the facilities.

- VIVIAN NGUYEN

Fall concessions always brings new and returning members together for a day filled with food, fun, and football!

As we arrived early Saturday morning, we hiked on over to Memorial Stadium, home of our alwayswelcoming fried chicken and waffle fries stand. We set up the condiment bar, recorded inventory, trained new members for register, and anticipated the game’s start.

Concessions tends to pick up around half time, and by then, we had lines of eager fans, waiting to get their hands on some hot dogs, popcorn, soda and other goodies. At the end of the day, we packed our things, did a final inventory count, cleaned up our mess and headed down home.

It was a long day, but the bonds that were made will last a lifetime.

- DONALD FRANKS

At Loaves and Fishes, participate because volunteers can it fosters a real, full attend two shifts, interaction between the first of which we the volunteers and cook and prepare the people we the dining room for help. It’s a touching a large dinner to be experience to hear hosted later that day. funny, heartwarming, During the second and life-affirming shift we are hosts for stories from those the dinner, serving who usually receive food and interacting little respect and with the guests, and even less people to later, cleaning. hear them.

Loaves and Fishes is really special both - GABE OTERO to volunteers and to the guests who

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8:45 AM - 12 PM 3:30 PM - 7:30 PM

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St. Marks Soup Kitchen is one of them. Overall, it’s a our two projects very rewarding event where we work with as you get to see the homeless. Every first-hand the impact third Saturday of the you are making on month, we head over the community. The to St. Marks to help smiles on their faces with the dinners they as you interact with hold for the homeless them will make your people in Berkeley. heart melt! Fun fact, The volunteers in the this project goes first shift prepare the hand-in-hand with meal, set the tables, our District Service and pack to-go bags Initiative: Hope for for the attendees. the Homeless.

At the second shift, volunteers serve the - ERINN WONG attendees food, as well as mingle with

Have you ever sat down after a long, fruitful day, and thought “man, I sure am glad for this chair,”? We all have! Chairs are one of life’s wonders, giving us support and satisfaction, as well as a true sense of welcoming and friendship.

In Circle K, this is no different! Through the Chair-A-Project program, members can put their leadership skills into practice by leading a small group of people into one of our continuous service projects, enriching their own leadership value and harboring the bonds and friendship that come from volunteering through Circle K. Chairing a project is a valuable learning opportunity in gathering forces to do good in our community, and to make everybody volunteering feel amazing for their service. Chairing projects takes no experience, and you can even cochair with a friend.

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If you’re interested or curious about chairing any project, let a board member know and they’ll help you right away! With your help, we can all act as chairs for our community through the valuable service that we do to benefit it.

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Hello! My name is Erinn and I’m a 4th year studying Political Economy. I am a boba addict, corgi/ dog enthusiast, Disney fan, and a food lover. I am absolutely in love with the Kiwanis Family and I enjoy serving the community. If you ever want to grab boba, let me know!

Hey y’all! My name is Vivian and I am a History and Ethnic Studies double major.

And I enjoy rap, R&B, Hip Hop, and sometimes a little EDM when with friends.

I enjoy roaming streets aimlessly while thinking about life, exploring new places, and eating lots of great food. I love talking about random cool things about life, things, places, etc. I love hanging out with people and getting to know them so just hit me up if you want to hang! :3

PRESIDENT

ADMIN VP

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MEMBERS Hello friends! Board members consist of both Executive Board (voted by the members) and Appointed Board (appointed after an application and interview process by Executive Board).

Together, they are here to help with logistics, planning, and support for all members and happenings in the club.

BOARD RETREAT SUMMER ‘15

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VIVIAN

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Please take your time to get to know these individuals because they are all excited to improve our club and to help out in anyway.

NGUYEN

We’re all members of the same club, so let’s all work together and be friends <3

KIWANIS FAMILY

ANA CHAVEZ

I’m Ana Chavez, a 2nd year undeclared from Anaheim serving as your K-Fam chair!

Things I enjoy are eating out, U-Cha, going to K-Fam meetings, movies, running, and not so much enjoy but I try doing alot is studying.

So you always got a reason to hang out and talk with me if you want!

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MEMBERSHIP, DEVELOPMENT, & EDUCATION

JASMINE STEPHANIE LIN

Hi my name is Jasmine or Jlin and I am not a fob even though it may seem that way at times. I am a second year, from SoCal (Diamond Bar), Taiwanese, and a fruit enthusiast (favorites are kiwi and blueberry). I love boiled egg whites so hmu if you also love eggs.

RUIZ

Hello my name is Stephanie Ruiz and I am currently a sophomore. I love ice cream, basketball, food, running, making weird faces, boba, taking pictures, hanging out with people, going on random adventures, Disneyland and sleep (sometimes). I also speak Spanish so if you ever need help, want to learn or just hang out let me know!(:

ANNA

GABE

Hi Y’all. I am Anna Giang, a senior majoring in Molecular Environmental Biology and minoring Molecular Toxicology.

I love to cook for myself and other people. So if y’all want to eat, I am down to cook for you.

Books, tv shows, and movies are also my loves. I am always here to lead an ear, so come chat with me!

Heya! My name is Gabe and I’m a current sophomore studying physics.

I’m from San Diego (HOLLA) and love music, video games, and talking to people about things that they really enjoy. I chose Circle K because it gives me a great balance between family, service, and aspirations to be a better leader. I also really like chairs, so if you’re ever thinking of becoming a true homie, you know where to find me. B)

GIANG

OTERO

Hi! My name is Jasmine and I am a 3rd year Integrative Biology major. I really enjoy community service, art, and taking naps. I used to only like foods like bread and plain pasta, but now I eat healthy things like salads gross. Come gym with me ohkay bye!

SERVICE VP

Hi! My name is Kristy Kim and I’m a third year studying Economics here at the number one public university in the world! I will also be serving as your CKI Treasurer. I love any and all things so let’s talk about them sometime, yeah?

TREASURER

JASMINE

KRISTY

PUBLICATIONS

PUBLIC RELATIONS

PARK

REMY

D’AGNILLO

Hello friends! My pronouns are she/ they (mix them up).

I’m a second year aspiring to become a Media Studies major and Human Rights minor. I am a queer, mixed-race, body-positive, intersectional feminist ready to serve as your Publications Editor for the ’15-’16 term.

KIM

STEPHANIE CHU

Hi everyone! I’m Stephanie, a 2ndyear intended Public Health and Econ major and global proverty and practive minor student. PR is my groove so come out to committee meetings and share the love! If you ever want to study with me or just hang out (U-Cha is a fave), hit me up!

Hi! I’m Thomas Miao.

I am a 4th year studying Molecular Environmental Biology and minoring in Conservation Resource Studies. I am your 2015-2016 Circle K Secretary. I do things for fun so feel free to do things with me!

Hello there! My name is Donald Franks and I’m a second-year intended CS major from San Jose. I used to work at Starbucks and I have a small potato cat named Steve. I love going on spontaneous adventures but sometimes I get lost :c

Hello fellow bears! I am Andrea Seet, a sophomore at Cal who is currently the Historian for Circle K. What made me want to become the Historian is that I am passionate about volunteering and I enjoy taking photos to capture the past. When I am not scrapbooking for Circle K, I enjoy eating sushi, singing Disney songs, and traveling the world.

SECRETARY

FUNDRAISING

HISTORIAN

MIAO

FRANKS

SEET

SINGLE SERVICE

SPIRIT & SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGY

THOMAS DONALD ANDREA

RYAN TSAO

NEIRON PENALBA

Hi everyone, I’m Ryan My name is Neiron and I’m a second Penalba, a third-year, year Material Science Political Science and Engineering Major. I’m from major with an the City of Carson, intended minor in California. My hobbies Music. I love music, include gaming, namely Eminem but watching anime, if you have any other playing basketball, recommendations, and volleyball. If my ears are open. I there’s anything you also like cooking, but need, Circle K related that really means I or not, feel free to talk watch cooking videos to me. :D on YouTube.

SOCK RYU

Hi! I’m a second year Electrical Engineering and Computer Science major hailing from the Midwest. I joined Circle K to find meaningful service and fellowship, and it hasn’t disappointed!

In my other time, if I’m not studying or coding or making food, I’m probably indulging my inner AV nerd. Feel free to talk to me about anything!

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WELCOME

WEEK PIEOLOGY SOCIAL 8 - 9P

CHAPARRAL HOUSE 3:30P - 5:30P BIG C HIKE + AFTER HIKE SOCIAL 5:30P - 8:30P

CAL V SAN DIEGO CONCESSIONS 9:30A - 5:30P ANIMAL SHELTER 1P - 4P

START WITH A STORY 7:30A - 12P SOLANO STROLL 8A - 4:30P ANIMAL SHELTER 11A - 2P BERKELEY KEY CLUB [FIRST] MEETING 12P - 1P CAMANILE TRIP 1P - 2P; 2P - 3P ICI’S ICE CREAM SOCIAL 8P - 9:30P BERKELEY KIWANIS MEETING 12P -2P [SECOND] GENERAL MEETING 7P - 8P

THURSDAY

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SATURDAY

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

> Come after this meeting to Pieology for more socializing and pizza!

> More info on Page 4! > Hiking up to Big C and doing bonding activities!

> More info on Page 4! > Come pet dogs and kitties, play with the animals, and walk some dogs!

> More info on Page 4! > Join Berkeley Kiwanis in the setup, booths, activities, and teardown! > Come pet dogs and kitties, play with the animals, and walk some dogs! > Come out to support Berkeley High Key Club’s first meeting! > Bring your ID card and join us to see the breathtaking view! > Bring your bus pass for this must-try ice cream! > Come out and support Berkeley Kiwanis and be educated by a community speaker! > Join us for the sencond general meeting!

CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE TO SIGN UP

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All of these wonderful schools around the bay area are apart of the Golden Gate division.

Each month, all the schools gather together for a monthly meeting that is usually paired with a social and/or service.

CS EAST U BAY

One of the seven schools hosts a DCM (Divisional Council Meeting) each month. It’s a great way to meet all our Circle K friends across the Bay!

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THE LEVELS OF

CIRCLE K CLUB LEVEL The club level consists of our home club, UC Berkeley.

DIVISION LEVEL The Golden Gate Division is a group of Circle K clubs at schools in the eastern Bay Area: California State University—East Bay, Diablo Valley College,

DISTRICT LEVEL The CNH District of Circle K is a supergroup of nine divisions in the three states of California, Nevada, and Hawaii. Other than

INTERNATIONAL LEVEL Circle K International is an organization of college and university students who are responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to community

Golden Gate, there are the Capital, Central Coast, Desert Oasis, Magic Kingdom, Foothill, Metro, Paradise, and Sunset Divisions. These divisions meet together

for several annual districtwide events, including Fall Training Conference (FTC), District Large-Scale Service Project (DLSSP), and District Conference (DCON).

service worldwide. Circle need. Circle K members K inspires people to better have the chance to our world. Circle K provides work with fellow students, constructive opportunities children in the community, for students to become and other adults in need of involved on their campuses special programs. and communities through service work to others in

KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL Kiwanis clubs, located in 80 nations, help their communities in countless ways. Each community’s needs are different— so each Kiwanis club is different. By working together, members

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Los Medanos College, Napa Valley College, San Francisco State University, and of course, University of California—Berkeley.

achieve what one person cannot accomplish alone.

Kiwanis clubs focus on changing the world by serving children, one child and one community at a time. To do this, many clubs also sponsor a Kiwanis family club—KKids for primary school

children; Builders Clubs for adolescents; Key Clubs for teens; CKI clubs for university students and Aktion Clubs for adults living with disabilities— to reach more people and have a greater service impact on their communities.

CNH DISTRICT

EVENTS OCTOBER

CRAZY KOMPETITION FOR INFANTS NORTH (CKI NORTH) SATURDAY OR SUNDAY TIME TBD LOCATION TBD

FALL TRAINING CONFERENCE (FTC) FRIDAY - SUNDAY NAUTICAL THEMED SONARA, CA

DISTRICT CONVENTION (DCON) FRI-DAY - SUNDAY TIME A - TIME P LOCATION PARK, LOCATION

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6-8 MARCH

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Crazy Kompetition is a unique event specifically designed for the Pediatric Trauma Program (ouuu DFI’s). Last year, we headed to Heather Farms Park in mid October to compete in teams of six against other schools in order to be crowned the champions of CKI. After playing six games, which includes jump-rope, various relays, team building, some creativity and even a bit of singing, the final round came about: pro-bending. Based on Avatar: The Last Airbender, teams had to dodgeball their way to the top until one team remained.

Afterwards, many members headed on over for lunch at a local pizza restaurant to recuperate and relax after a long day.

Fall Training Conference is one of our Districts Fall Events where the Circle K Clubs from all over California, Nevada, and Hawaii come together at mountain camp in Sonora, CA for the span of three days for workshops, new member installations, campfire skits and lots of fun.

At FTC, this is often the first time where members are allowed to meet clubs from all across the CNH District for the first time. It allows memebers to not only meet others in different Circle K’s, but also allows everyone to bond over the same experiences and opportunities that are offered at FTC.

Taking place at the end of the year, DCON is the largest Circle K event and brings members from all over California, Nevada, and Hawaii. For members that have been apart of the club already, it serves as a celebration of past accomplishments; for newer mebers, DCON serves as a glimpse of our club’s greater role in the greater CNH District.

Clubs and distinguished individuals will be recognized for their accomplishments, cheer our hearts out to show club spirit, attend educational workshops, and there’s even a dance at the end of the night to end the year on a good (and bumpin’) note!

DISTRICT SUMMER SERVICE SOCIAL (DSSS) TIME TBD LOCATION TBD

AUGUST

MID

CNH Circle K gathers for the first time since District Convention at the District Summer Service Social. The three-day event features service projects to better the community, socials to meet new friends and catch up with old ones, and workshops to develop our leadership and professional skills.

At the end of the eventful three days, members created countless fond memories with their friends and renewed their passion for Circle K, excited to take on the new Circle K year.

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THE KIWANIS

FAMILY

You have probably heard that Circle K is one of the largest community service organizations at UC Berkeley.

Although true, we are also Circle K International (CKI) meaning that there are more Circle K clubs across college campuses worldwide AND we are merely the collegiate branch of Kiwanis International which serves communities and people throughout the world.

The Kiwanis Family consists of six branches designated for different groups wanting to serve their community: K-Kids(elementaries), Builders Club (jr. highs), Key Club (high schools), Circle K (colleges), Aktion Clubs (adults with disabilites), and our sponsoring branch, the Kiwanis (adults).

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UC Berkeleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Circle K is sponsored by Berkeley Kiwanis, which also sponsors Berkeley Key Club and Oakland Tech Key Club. So throughout the year, build stronger relations with our other branches through service projects and socials while developing our leadership skills.

Being part of this international Kiwanis Family means that you as a member always have a support group to help you or simply to keep you company if you are away from home at college or on vacation.

KIWANIS DINEOUT Every month, we take time off school and have dinner with Berkeley Kiwanis. This gives us the opportunity to get to know our Kiwanians and for them to know us outside of service. We realize how similar we are in mutual interests and we share our adventures with each other all while exploring the food culture in Berkeley!

KIWANIS SERVICE IN Kiwanis Service In is the continuous service project with our Berkeley Kiwanis Club. Once a month, Circle K and Kiwanis meet up to work on projects such as “Reserve” that recycles used tennis balls by making them into chair slippers to keep elementary classrooms quiet and enhance students’ focus. We also make Pediatric Trauma Prevention (PTP) dolls that are donated to a local hospital for kids to have during surgery operations.

Lastly, we help make home-made jam to auction off as an ELIMINATE fundraiser.

As a Kiwanis Family, we work together to make these happen and also take the time to have a home-cook potluck dinner together to get to know one another. Kiwanis Service In embodies our club’s strong focus on meaningful service and building strong relations with our Kiwanis Family.

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THROWBACK

THURSDAY

KRISTY KIM

GABE OTERO

“I spilled Thai Temple on Wendy’s foot in my freshman year. Then Philip told everyone.”

“I remember we all dressed as Bertha’s (the past president) for one general meeting.”

THE FUNNY, THE MEMORABLE, AND WHAT MADE US FALL IN LOVE WITH CIRCLE K

DONALD FRANKS

“#tbt my first concessions soccer game—Real Madrid vs. Inter-Milan—and customers kept flicking the bottled water “the board two years ago caps onto the field omg” wrote pick up lines on the “there was once a time when back of flyers for Calapalooza lol” everyone called Vivian,

JASMINE PARK

Jennifer. we should go back to those times ;)”

JASMINE LIN “tbt when everyone was nice to me” “tbt when I dressed up as one of the powerpuff girls at a general meeting”

VIVIAN NGUYEN “Some thing that made me fall in love with Circle K is the fact that there are so many caring and fun people around. Everyone is so different but we all mesh in a great way. I feel comfortable talking and being my derpy self when I’m around friends, Circle K. Although many of us are different we found our common interest which is serving with friends.”

THOMAS MIAO “The people are great and funny!”

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“Our united commitment to making our world a better place, no matter how small or big the act is.”

“everyone was super welcoming and friendly the moment I met them”

NEIRON PENALBA “When all the hard-work we put into FTC Skit Practices and work days made it all worth when we ended up winning as the best campfire skit at FTC.” “It was/is the people. People that genuinely care about doing service and that care about the others around them.”

ERINN WONG “Joining Circle K made me become a boba addict (not really, but kinda).”

“The warm, fuzzy feeling you get after seeing the smile on someone’s face that you just helped.”

“Circle K gave me a family away from home, and I hope that you will be able to feel the same way too!”

KRISTY KIM

ANNA GIANG

TIPS &

“Talk to different members in the club. We are all from different major and background. I wished I talked to other upperclassmen about which classes to take and when, so I could have avoided a lot of heart ache And hang out with me. and failures. So don’t be afraid to talk to other members Please.” about classes and life. We are always down to give advice to other people.”

“Don’t sweat! The college experience is a journey and you’ll find that the little things that may set you back don’t matter - or have made you the beautiful person you are today!

TRI CKS

DONALD FRANKS

NEIRON PENALBA

JASMINE LIN

ERINN WONG

“I usually use Circle K events to motivate me to finish my ““Strive for excellence, not homework and studying early! perfection.” -H. Jackson Brown My reward is being able to JR. “ hang out with everyone while serving the community.“

THOMAS MIAO

“Try your best to find the perfect bathroom on campus for those rare emergencies.

You won’t regret doing so.”

ANDREA SEET

ADVICE FROM THE COMMUNITY

“Protips: $6 katsu at Dot Island on Wednesdays “Take a break from time to hmu if you’re a Starbucks fan time. Don’t overwork yourself.” ask for help if you need it bring a water bottle with you “Working out isn’t as bad as to class—you’ll refill it so many you think it is. It can be quite times during the day fun.” walk on the outside of the tents on sproul to avoid flyers “Don’t be afraid to ask for soda is the best place to chill/ help.” get work done late at night munchie meals are legit”

“Find a club where you love going to the meetings to be surrounded by friends. To have a club that makes your time worthwhile, like giving back to the community. For me, this “Try not to use Dwinelle club was Circle K and I hope bathrooms because they that you find Circle K to be gross” your family too.”

JASMINE PARK

“DON’T PROCRASTINATE. Having been in school for two years, I can say that procrastination gets the best of people. That being said, if you wanna all-nighter hit me up!”

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I PLEDGE TO UPHOLD THE OBJECTS OF OF CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL, TO FOSTER COMPASSION AND GOODWILL TOWARDS OTHERS THROUGH SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP, TO DEVELOP MY ABILITIES AND ABILITIES OF ALL PEOPLE, AND DEDICATE MYSELF TO THE REALIZATION OF MANKIND’S POTENTIAL!

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