La Voz

Issue date: 1/29/07 Section: Arts & Entertainment

Media Credit: Tom Guffey Thursday's Club Day in full swing

Last Thursday Club Day was held in the main quad. The event takes place every quarter to give De Anza College's clubs a chance to attract new members.

The main attraction was the stage, which hosted performances by club members. The performances ranged from a choreographed dance by the South Asian Student Alliance to a game of ping-pong by the Table Tennis Club.

With over sixty clubs being represented, the quad was crowded with tables. Groups attracted new members in many creative ways.

In addition to offering truffles to people who signed up, the Massage Club stood out by offering free massages. Club Treasurer Ginger Armstrong gave a massage to Steve Nguyen, who said he "felt tense."

Katy Grace of the Student Nurses Association attracted new members to her club with their disturbingly life-like dummy. The dummy, named "Mary Poppins," has become a regular at Club Day.

The event was organized by outgoing Inter-Club Council Chair George Smith. The MC for the club performances was Jordan Eldridge, ICC Chair of Programs. All ICC positions will be up for election in February.

To find out more about the upcoming elections, go to the Student Council Chambers on Monday Jan. 29 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. or Wednesday Jan. 31 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.

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