TurKey Break - Volume IV, Issue 1 (April 2011)

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B r u i n S p i r i t

TurKey Break Volume IV, Issue April 2011

Ro a r i ng w i t h B r u i n S p i r i t a t D C O N



UCLA Circle K is a collegiate service based organization dedicated towards serving the commu-

nity, encouraging member leadership, and ostering amazing riendships. Our club oers multiple

service opportunities, with a service project practically every day as well as multiple opportuni-

ties to get to know new people and bond with people you already know! Moreover, UCLA Circle

K is one o the most distinguished Circle K chapters internationally! Ever since its ounding in

1974, UCLA Circle K has grown into a thriving organization, boasting a airly large membership,

thousands o service hours, meaningul leadership opportunities, multiple awards and distin-guishments, and o course amazing memories and riendships! It is, ater all, one o the most

distinguished collegiate service organizations worldwide! Much more importantly, however, none

o this would be possible without our wonderul members who dedicate countless hours and

determination towards serving the community and leaving a positive impact on this world and

on each other. Without them, our club would not be the amazing organization that it is. To all our

members reading this, THANK YOU!

what is ucla circle k?

I pledge to uphold the objects o Circle K International,

to oster compassion and goodwill toward others through service and leadership,

to develop my abilities and the abilities o all people,

and to dedicate mysel to the realization o mankind’s potential.

table of contentsin the moment: dcon

calendar + upcoming events

service

leadership: new boardellowship

kiwanis amily

or the members

contact

dcon

new board

ood review

pledge



Hello TurKeys!

First o I’d just like to say congratulations on an amazing 2010-2011year. You all really showed how awesome UCLA Circle K is at DCON will all the

awards, rom distinguished ocers, to most spirited, and o course, the Hall

o Fame. It was a great pleasure o mine to work with you all as your Lieuten-

ant Governor this past year, and you all made my job incredibly easy! Now, it’s

time or an even greater year and I have nothing but pure condence in the

new board as well as the rest o the club as they start their journey to another

successul Circle K term. UCLA Circle K is ull o great leaders, and I know that

under President Neil Yonzon and Lieutenant Governor Jonjon Junpradub, you

all are destined or greatness! Go Bruins!

P.S. WHITE LIGHTNING!!!

Hello,

I am privileged and excited to be UCLA Circle K’s 2011-2012 Presi-

dent. Being part o Circle K or almost two years now, I have seen our

organization grow in service, ellowship, and in spirit, and I can only hope

and put in all my eort to have this organization grow even more. With a new

executive and appointed board, our club has a lot in store and I am positive

that this upcoming year will be an amazing one. With brand new and inno-

vative service and undraising ideas, UCLA Circle K will continue to expand

its horizons and help those in need. Because o the amount o positivity this

club has given to me, I have grown so much as a riend, leader, and citizen

in our community and I will use all my power to lead UCLA Circle K into

another great, successul year. 2011-2012, bring it on!

Neil Yonzon

Brett Butler

Jonathan

“JonJon”

Junpradub

special messages

Hello UCLA Circle K! My name is Jonathan

“JonJon” Junpradub and I am your new 2011-

2012 Metro Lieutenant Governor. Now, I rst o

want to say how excited I am to be working with

and or UCLA. Each Bruin here at UCLA has a

unique characteristic that they contribute to Metro

i not the whole Caliornia-Nevada-Hawaii District, and that makes me one excited

Circle K District Board Member. As many o you may know, UCLA is one o the

leading pioneers in the world o innovation, creativity, and progress. This also holds

true in the Kiwanis Family world. UCLA Circle K is one o the largest, loudest,

strongest and exciting organizations ever to hit CNH Circle K history. I mysel am

proud not only to be a Bruin, but also a UCLA Circle K member. This group o

wonderul members is something I can mysel call my second amily away rom

home. With this Executive and Appointed new board taking over where the last

wonderul and hardworking board members let o, Metro and UCLA are going to

pave the way to a whole new level o leadership, ellowship, and service. I anyone

were to ask me how I knew that, I would just simply say, “Because I am simply

working or the best division and school CNH has

to oer and I wouldn’t have it any other way.” Thank

you and Congratulations to the 2010-2011 retiring

board or an excellent and successul year and good

luck to the new board o 2011-2012! This is going

to be one action packed thrill ride only UCLA could

provide or all to experience!

April 2011 | Turkey Break



in the momentUndoubtedly one o the most memorable events o every CKI year, District Convention 2011 has

yet to leave our hearts and minds even ater weeks have gone by. Read all about it through Winnie

Banh’s eyes in the next several pages, along with additional photos. As or this page, well, enjoy our

lovely collage made by none other than Brian Kan!

4 | April 2011 Turkey Bre



calendar

24•End o the Year

Banquet

25•Friends o Ani-

mals

26•Strawberry Lem-

onade Sale

•Culver City Ki-

wanis Meeting

27 28•Project Angel

Food

•Origami Crane

Making

• TV Taping at

Disneyland

29•Grifth Observa-

tory Social

•Spring Fling 2011

•Quilt Square

Making or Japan

30•Relay For Lie

• Tree Planting

Project

•Origami Crane

Making

1•Relay For Lie

2 3•Fairax Kiwanis

Meeting

4•Blood Drive

•Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting

5 6•Casino Night

7•Bruin Day

•Junior Blind

Olympics

•Stone Creek

Restoration

8•Spring Training

Conerence

9•Friends o Ani-

mals

10•Culver City Ki-

wanis Meeting

11•Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting

12•Friends o Ani-

mals

13•Humans vs

Zombies

14•Reading to Kids

•APEX YouthOlympics

15•Kiwanis DCM

•CAYP Kiwanis

Club “Fun”raiser

Day

16•Friends o Ani-

mals

17 18•Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting

19•Friends o Ani-

mals

20•Basketball Social

•Spring Sing

21•Circle K Day o

Fun and BBQ

Calendar of Events : April / MaySunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Hello~! Guess who! :) I am Jennifer, your one and only 2011-

2012 Publications Editor! It is my honor to present to you the

very rst newsletter o the new term - you have no idea how

much pressure I had while working on it! I’ve had much experi-

ence with layout and design through journalism, but that was

with a newspaper, not a newsletter... So it’s a bit o a change!

But enough o that... More than ever, I am looking orward

to this new 2011-2012 term! Our board has plenty o things

planned, rom service events to socials and just about every-

thing inbetween. You should DEFINITELY look orward to it!

I’m a bit delirious as I’m typing this blurb since I’ve been lack-

ing sleep in the last ew days, but I’ll be surely KO’ing ater the

banquet (and any midterms and papers, yikes!).

On a nal note, I hope you all enjoy this wonderul newslet-

ter. It will surely improve in the uture! Be sure to come out to

Public Relations committee meetings with me and SirivalliChamarti to take part! Thank you and ENJOY~! :D

E d i t o r ’ s B l u r b




Shantytown is a project where we

worked with Habitat for Human-

ity by building cardboard houses as

a demonstration campaign toattract

more volunteers in addition to spread-

ing awareness about homelessness and

inadequate living conditions.

Circle K members arrived at the

event throughout the day to help build

a demonstration house. The main goal

of the awareness project was to grab

other peoples’ attention so that they

could learn more about Habitat for

Humanity. In particular, we had a lot of

fun at the event because we decided

to make it like a clubhouse where wecould go inside and “lounge”around.

Each Circle K Member contributed to

a different part of the house (i.e. the

garage, the kitchen, the car, the televi-

sion, the bed, etc); we were like a team

of non-prot contractors, carpenters,

and architectures. This year, we made a

new video clip of our house, and I was

the person who gave the tour.

Overall, the event was very enjoyable

and I felt like a child who was building a

clubhouse (like in Disney Channel’s “Out

of theBox”). The Habitat for Humanity

members appreciated our creativity andthey liked that we could play inside out

house. The event helped me learn more

about Habitat for Humanity and home-

lessness. In addition, it opened up a new

“door to service” such that I could easily

become active in this area of social wel-

fare. I’m looking forward to the event

next year, and I hope that more Circle

K’ers can learn more about Habitat for

Humanity.

Ben Nguyen, First-YearUCLA Circle K Member

Habitat for Humanity’s Shantytown: Our Version of “Cribz

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service

Easter arrived a week early

his year in Culver City. UCLA

ircle K, along with fellow

iwanians from Culver City,

SC, and Jefferson High School,

overed Veterans Memorial

ark with thousands of candy-

lled Easter eggs to the delight

f dozens of kids. What had

aken us hours to prepare took

he children minutes to sweep

p, but it was worth it seeing the

miles on their faces and the joy

f their parents. Despite the 90+

egree weather, UCLA Circle K

aintained its enthusiasm and

nergy while working the game

ooths and interacting with all

ttendees, but special kudos

oes out to Diane Santos, who,

s the friendliest Easter Bunny,

took countless pictures withexcited children.

As someone new to Circle K

(but certainly not to service), I

loved this Easter Egg Hunt as my

rst Kiwanis event. It reminded

me of why I, and indeed others,

need to live a life of service:

the smallest deed can have the

greatest impact not only for

the recipient, but also for the

volunteer. It was so gratifyingjust to witness the boundless

curiosity and happiness of the

kids – some just a few months

old – working their way through

the egg patches. Having fun

and meeting the lovely people

of UCLA Circle K were added

bonuses to what I hope will only

be the beginning of more kickin’

it with the Kiwanis and of course,

a lifetime of service.

Sirivalli Chamarti, Second-YearPublicity Chair

Over 10,000 prospective students,

arents, vendors and student groups at-ended Bruin Day on April 9. Of course,

CLA Circle K was lucky to be selected to

ttend the event to be able to recruit new

ember and spread the word of service!

For the Circle K members at the booth,

was very exciting to meet new mem-

ers and even teach these future Bruins

couple of cheers. We also encouraged

them to not only attend UCLA but con-

tinue in their endeavors to change the

world by remaining active in the Kiwanis

family. We were caught in a moment of

our youth, as only a couple of years ago,

many of us had gone through the same

process as the seniors. “Why choose UCLA

for college?”, “What is Circle K?”,”How is

it different from Key club?”,”What kind of

service do you do?” were all very com-

mon questions, expectedly, of the students

had and they were very excited to know

what college was like at UCLA. The entire

Dickson court was packed to the maximum

extend and vendors had delicious food

the scent of which we could detect from

across the plaza. Many students and par-

ents stopped by our table and one lucky

prospective Bruin even went home with a

bag full of candy.

Bruin Day was a wonderful event, and

I’m really excited for the year ahead. The

energy feeding into this school and this

organization towards spreading the word

of service is just incredible; the future

most denitely looks bright.

Janet Guan, Second-YearUCLA Circle K Member

April 2011 | urkey Break

Bruin

DayShowing the

Way to New

Bruins

Would You Like a Picturwith the Easter Bunny


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Name: Edwin Tang

Year/Major: 2nd, Math Applied Sci-

ence (Actuarial) + Minor in Statistics

Board Position: Treasurer

Interesting Random Fact: I am

double-jointed so I can twist my

arm 360 degrees. I also play

Pokemon Cards competitively. I

have never tried doing both at the

same time. I should try it though,

just to freak out my opponent.

Name: Linzy Bingcang

Year/Major: 3rd, Psychology +

Minor in Education Studies

Board Position: Administrative

Vice President

Interesting Random Fact: I like

to sing with my yellow ukulele.

Name: Gerardo Del Toro

Year/Major: 3rd, Psychology

Board Position: Vice President of Service

Interesting Random Fact: People used tothink my brother and I were twins up unti

high school. We are two years apart.

Name: David LimjocoYear/Major: 1st, Neuroscience

Board Position: Secretary

Interesting Random Fact:

I like boba :P

Name: Connie Lam

Year/Major: 1st,

sychology

oard Position: Kiwanis

amily Chair

nteresting Random

act: I have never been

n a plane.

Name: Garvey Su

Year/Major: 2nd, Math for Teaching

Board Position: Fundraising Co-Chair

Interesting Random Fact: I am a fanof romance stories and King Arthur’s

medieval times, which contributed a

lot to my philosophy of chivalry.

Name: Brian Kan

Year/Major: 2nd, Math Applied Science

(Actuarial) + Economics

Board Position: Kiwanis Family Chair

Interesting Random Fact: I love nature. T

perfect hangout would be going to a for

and exploring what nature has in store :D

Name: Jaimie Y

Year/Major: 3rd

BiologyBoard Position:

Service Co-Cha

Interesting

Random Fact: A

one point, I knew

enough Spanish

get a 3 on the A

Language exam

Name: Gerard Gaw

Year/Major: 1st, Chemical Engineering

Board Position: Co-Fundraising Chair

Interesting Random Fact:

I hate scary movies!

Name: Neil Yonzon

Year/Major: 2nd, Sociology

Board Position: President

Interesting Random Fact: I live

on Sesame St. (No, for real, it’scalled Sesame Street)

Name: Jamie Tran

Year/Major: 2nd, Economics/

Political Science

Board Position: Service Co-Chair

Interesting Random Fact: I’m

ambidextrous. Sort of.





Cah-feh. Why is it pro-nounced that way? Why not

cayfe? Anyways... UCLA

Circle K showed up to our own little picnic near Janss Steps.

t began pretty normally. People ghting over food (lumpia,

PB&strawberry sandwiches, fresh lemonade, etc.) laughing over

othing, and just… enjoying each other’s company. But then, the

most exciting and tense section of every café turkey came up…

he auction. This time, in the spirit of Easter we auctioned off

aster Baskets (made by your board!) Some items in the baskets

were glowing swords, money, people (the basket maker’s were

sold” to the buyers for a certain amount of time,) and a $30

oda bottle. Then…a surprise! An Easter Egg hunt! The eggswere hidden pretty well, but this was as the sun was setting, so

by the time we began the hunt it was dark. People had to scour-

ng the hills and every single inch within a couple hundred meter

adius other then the 6th step (if you don’t know what that is,

ask someone!) We found some interesting things…but all in all,

aster Egg hunt, success! Cafe Turkey? Success!

Alexander Pham, First-Year

Membership Development& Education Chair

On April 22 and April 23, the UCLA

Circle K-ers decided to celebrate the

wonderful Earth with a environmental

weekend celebration. Seeing that April

22nd is Earth Day, UCLA Circle K partici-

pated in environmentally friendly service

vents and socials.

Starting the weekend off with a beach

leanup, a group of nine students came

ut to Santa Monica Beach to pick up

rash. The beach can be a sunny and

riendly place but it sure needed some

pring cleaning. The Circle K-ers found

arious pieces of trash such as cigarette

butts, soda bottles, and even clumps of

ar. Afterwards, the Circle K-ers took a

rip back to UCLA to prepare themselves

or the movie, Wall-E.

Keeping with the theme and want-

ng to take a break from service, Circle

K decided to watch Wall-E to learn of

their effects on the environment. It

was relaxing and a good way foreveryone to recharge themselves.

Feeling extra environmental from

Wall-E, the Circle K-ers continued

on with their environmental week-

end by helping out with campus

recycling.

The Circle K-ers took the night in their

own hands by sorting out recyclables

from the trash around campus. Luckily,

they did not run into any squirrels hidden

in trash cans. It was a fun night as they

explored the campus while helping apart in the campus and the environment’s

well-being. It helped end Earth Day

but there was still one more event the

next day to nish off the Environmental

weekend.

On Saturday, April 23rd, a bunch of

Circle K-ers woke up early in the morn-

ing to help out Tree Musketeers. The

event called for caring for new trees

that were just planted and the Circle

K-ers helped ensure that these young

trees will stay alive for the future. This

required that the members help prune

and provide mulch for the trees.The Tree

Musketeers event ended the environ-

mental weekend. Feeling refreshed, the

members felt satised for their weekend

of helping the environment.

Jamie Tran, Second-Year

Service Co-Chair

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Café Turkey: The UltimateAuction

Celebrating Earth Dawith EnvironmentWeeken



fellowshipOn April 5th the Ackerman Grand

Ballroom transformed from an empty salon

to a functioning roller-skating rink.Roll-AIDS is an annual fundraising event that supports One Heart Source,

n organization helping kids with HIV/AIDs in Tanzania. Participants have

he opportunity to donate and raise awareness by roller-skating around the

ballroom, accompanied by the dance oor atmosphere created by a live DJ.

UCLA Circle K was one group of many that attended. Admittedly, we

were not the most elegant skaters on the oor; we spent most of the time

olding on to each other for dear life as we trembled slowly with the ow

f other, more seasoned skaters. This didn’t hurt our spirits, however, because

he tables that formed the perimeter of the rink were layered with candy!

Our group had many laughs throughout the night as more and more

people populated the rink. I am proud to say that no one in the group fellnce that night except for me; I was still trying to understand the art of

braking.

All in all it was a great event! What truly made the night worthwhile

was seeing the hundreds in attendance showing their support for those

ffected with HIV/AIDS. Roll on down next year to help

UCLA Circle K promote awareness!

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b r i n g o u t y o u

r n e r f g u n s a n

d m a r s h m a l l o

w s ‘ c a u s e t h

e e p i c b a t t l e

r e t u r n s...

Skating the Way to a CureSidney Iriana, Second-Year

UCLA Circle K Member

What are YOUR Favorite

Kinds of Socials (that have

happened or you would like

to see)? A -- Going to the Getty

B -- Beach Day

C -- Movie Night

D -- Study Parties

E -- Food Outings

F -- Trip to Westwood / LA

Email [email protected] with

your selection, and we’ll show the results innext month’s newsletter!



D-CONNNNNNN. Ifyou don’t know aboutthe EPICNESS these twosyllables encompass, you’reseriously missing out. BUTNO WORRIES! DistrictCONvention is an annualevent put on for all the CircleK clubs in the Cal-Nev-HaDistrict so it’ll still be herenext year foryou! For threedays andtwo nights,c o l l e g e sfrom all over

Ca l i fo rn ia ,Nevada, andHawaii comet o g e t h e rand all theawesomenessthat is CircleK is concentrated in ONEAREA.

During the whole weekend,you are surrounded bypeople who exemplify theprinciples of Circle K: Service,

Leadership, and Fellowship.No one is an exception. Youare constantly forming newfriendships with members

from other schools. Everyoneis so nice and approachable;being social is effortless.

General session and caucusseem like a pain to go to,but when you sit down andgive your attention to theperson who is speaking,you can’t help but admire

them becausethat’s what areal leaderlooks andacts like,standing infront all thesepeople butstill keepingthat condent

swag in theirvoice. And,needless to

say, everyone in Circle K isprimarily united by a lovefor community service, agenuine desire to make theworld around them a betterplace. Honestly, I have not

done a lot of service; I mean,I struggled for Bronze MRPStanding! However, goingto DCON has denitely

motivated me to try harder.If so many people aroundme can balance classes and

can still accumulate hundredsof hours of service, what’smy excuse? It is completelyinspiring how much CircleK-ers do for the community.

Weeks later, I am STILLon a post-DCON high.The general sessions, thecaucuses, the workshops,the entertainment, the spiritcompetitions… Moneyain’t a thing when it comesto DCON, because theknowledge you obtain, thefriendships you make, andthe memories you create areabsolutely priceless. Truthbe told, before attendingDCON, I was planning forit to be my rst and last

DCON, but ooh my gosh. I’malready excited for DCONnext year! And I want moreCircle K in my life!

You receive such a good

Winnie Banh, Second-YearUCLA Circle K Member

“Everyone in Circle K

is primarily united by

a love or community

service, a genuine

desire to make the

world around them a

better place...”

District Convention 2011:A Personal Experience


insight and understanding ofwhat the organization is abouat DCON because you geto experience rst-hand with

the help of all the outstandingpeople around you. It is reallythe ONE event that I feel almembers should consider goingto regardless of how active youhave been in the past year. DCONhas helped me truly appreciateCircle K for the amazing student-run organization it is, and it hasmade me fall in love with theclub more than I had alreadystarted to in the past two monthsSo, consider going next yearbecause as exaggerated orcorny as this sounds, DCON doeshave the potential to changeyour life in a positive way as ithas mine<3.



kiwanis family

“The main thing is to keep the

main thing… the main thing.” This

was the not-seemingly inspirational

uote from the past international

overnor that was retold by Tom

Millham, our current Kiwanis District

Governor at the Kiwanis Governor

Visit. Every year, each Kiwanis

ivision host a Kiwanis Governor

Visit, a dinner that features the

District Governor, a dinner, andther presentations.

Grace Ann Cecilio, Brian Wong,

uke Liao, Connie Lam, and I

ad the opportunity to meet Tom

Millham, himself, along with other

Kiwanians in our district. We were

ortunate enough to have Donna

Alvarez of Culver City Kiwanis

ponsor all of us to go, and we

pent time talking to her and others

ver a delicious meal of salmon,beef, and salad. Donna even

presented the Hope for America

Award to both Grace and Brian for

their commitment and hard work

with the Culver City Kiwanians over

the last four years. Good job guys!

We helped Tom sell pins and

rafe prizes – I won a wine glass

(nothing ironic here). Even with

the chit chat and fun festivities,

the part of the event that stood

out the most was Tom Millham’s

speech to our whole division. He

emphasized membership retention,

recruitment and club growth. Heencouraged us to keep recruiting

members because he knows that

each member has the potential to

make an impact in our community.

He asked us to keep thinking of

new service ideas and to keep

doing service because although

Kiwanians and even us, Circle Kers,

enjoy each other’s company, we

sometimes forget why we are in the

club – to serve the children of the

world – live to serve, love to serve.And that’s the main thing.

Brian Kan, Second-YearKiwanis Family Chair

On April 2, members of the Kiwanis

rganization joined together and

id service for a day. Our members

nd members of other local Kiwanis

rganizations, including the Kiwaniansnd Key Clubbers, gathered at the LA

ood Bank and prepared food for the

ess fortunate.

Before registration, the group went

n quick tour around the food bank

acilities. It was interesting to see how

he food was arranged and stored. After

egistration, we watched a video about

he LA Food Bank’s motives and effects.

Kiwanis One Day participants were then

ivided into groups and each group

had different tasks, which consisted of

separating expired food from the non-

expired food, breaking down boxes,

sorting preservatives, and packing food

into boxes.

I was assigned the task to separate

and prepare boxes, and distribute them

to the food packers. Separating boxeswas more difcult than I thought, since

the boxes were packed tightly together.

I gave that task to one of my fellow

members and took care of distributing

boxes. Because distribution was slow, I

helped pack food, collected small boxes,

and gave them to the members who

were breaking them down. I knew those

members were glad that I gave them

something to do.

Throughout the day, we interacted with

the Kiwanians and some Key Clubbers.

We were even invited by the Key Clubbers

to eat lunch with them at their high school.

We were enthusiastic, because of the

free pizza and the opportunity to hang

out with them. However some members,

including myself, were unable to attendand headed back to campus.

Kiwanis One Day was a fun and

educational service event. We learned

how long food remain good after the

expiration date and how its like to be a

food bank worker. As a reward of our

hard day’s work, we received a nifty pen

that looked like a spoon. We happily

showed off our “spoons” while taking

pictures and celebrated a job well done.

Maureen Dechico, First-YearUCLA Circle K Member

A Visit from the Kiwanis Governor

Kiw ani s On e D a y




TurKey’s Take:Banquet Season

You Know You’re a Bruin When...

- The whole “Ohhh, ch-

ingchong linglong tingtong”

doesn’t surprise you or oend

you anymore- You bust out the 8-clap any

time, all the time!

- You end up with millions o f

ers at the bottom o BruinWalk

- You stalk campus hoping ora celebrity or lming encounter.

- You’d rather get pregnant tha

use a Trojan

- You haven’t worn red since

the summer beore college.

- You groan when you have to

walk rom super north campus

super south campus.

Contributions by Fanny Hoang, Rouel Soberano, Brian Wong, Tami Bi, and Albert W

You know what fries my wings? End of

he year banquets! I’m excited about

UCLA Circle K’s banquet but man oh

man, that’s just one of many banquets

want to go to. There’s UCSD’s, Long

Beach’s, and other school’s banquetswant to stuff myself full at. And

hey’re also pricey. Fifteen to twenty

dollars to attend each banquet?

Goodness, there might as well be a

district fundraising initiative just for

hem. So what is an amazing hybrid

creature going to do to alleviate this

banquet dilema? Get surgery and

split myself into two. Just kidding. I’m

going to save. I’m going into lockdown

mode after UCLA Circle K’s banquet

until summer starts. No eating caviar

everyday. No spending money on

Louis Vuitton clothing. Time to just stay

put and save as much as I can if i

want to attend those fabulous ban-

quets.

f you’re having the same issue but

can’t seem to save, here’s my two

urkey cents: only attend the banquets

you can really go to! We’re all busy,

poor college students, and as muchas we want to support other schools,

we’re not superheroes! Well, not un-

ess you’re Patrick Huie.

So there’s my little rant for the day.

Until my next rant, I shall be seeing

you all at other school’s banquets!

Love,

Turkey

TurKey’s Take is a monthly edito-

rial column focusing on different

aspects of CKI. Look forward to

next month’s rant from TurKey!

Sitting off the no

east corner of Pi

and Westwood,

shell of a restaurant doesn’t look like much; a

quite frankly, the interior doesn’t look too ap-pealing either. With a U-shaped counter and

grill in the middle, Apple Pan sticks to its roots

and still feels from the 1940’s. However, afte

waiting in line and seating yourself, Apple Pa

greets you with fast service from behind the c

ter and instantly serves up the hottest fries. Se

ously, be careful. Then before your third fry, t

waiter has already put in your order and serv

up your choice of either a Hickory Burger or

Steak Burger. There are some more options l

a few deli choices and a few vegetarian frien

options. After your burger and fries, nish it o

with their famous apple pie a la mode or a s

of pecan pie. You have not experienced UCL

until you’ve come to Apple Pan.

Tip: Get your order to go, the fries is about th

times the size of the counter order of fries!

Hours:

T-R 11AM-12AM, F-Sun 11AM-1AM, M Close


- You walk to campus and see

gorgeous Royce and Powell (a

ugly Bunche)

- You live and swear by Coach

John Wooden’s wise words

- Getting anything less than an

A is actually okay

Brian Wong, Fourth-YearUCLA Circle K Member

Hungry for Noms?

Head Down to

Apple Pan



for the members

Across:1. Highest level o MRP

3. Where DCON was held this year

4. Where ICON will be held this year

5. Super senior -- MAO!7. What D.Limjoco loves

9. Number o schools in Metro divison

10. One o the the three tenets o Circle K Interna-

tional

11. This year’s theme

12. Number o Circle K International districts in the

world

15. K.Nguyen’s husband (no, not Derick)

18. Our club’s 2011-2012 theme (two words)

20. One o the District Fundraising Initiatives

Down:2. Remember to kick it in case there are squirrels!

(two words)

6. Location established on Valentine’s Day (two

words)8. Number o awards received at DCON

13. Our club’s Twitter username

14. Whaddup am!

16. Term coined by ellow representative at DCON

(two words)

17. Kiwanis Family in high school (two words)

19. Immediate Past District Governor

Do YOU Have What it Takes? Crossword Edition!




contact Website

http://uclacki.org

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Name Position Phone E-mail

Neil Yonzon President 310.895.8916 [email protected]

Linzy Bingcang Admin VP 562.547.1012 [email protected]

Gerardo Del Toro Service VP 562.304.3697 [email protected]

David Limjoco Secretary 619.791.4527 [email protected]

Edwin Tang Treasurer 626.257.0544 [email protected]

Rich Thigpen Advisor 310.490.7325 [email protected]

Gerard 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 alexphamster@gmaTami Bi Pillow Fight 909.963.2179 [email protected]

Jennier Lai Publications Editor 714.675.5327 [email protected]

Sirivalli 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]

Special thanks to Fanny Hoang, Stephanie Nguyen, all boardies, all photographers, all the writers who wrote the aw

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Documents

TurKey Break - Volume IV, Issue 1 (April 2011)