Students have opportunity to learn about Blair clubs


Nov. 17, 2003, midnight | By Allison Elvove | 20 years, 11 months ago

Activity Fair scheduled for November 18


All Blair clubs and organizations recognized by the SGA will have the opportunity to promote themselves during the annual Activity Fair scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, November 18.

During 5A and 5B lunch, clubs will set up tables along Blair Boulevard to provide students with information about what the club involves and why they should join. The following clubs and organizations are scheduled to participate in the event: Amnesty International, Step Team, Key Club, Japanese Club, Chess Club, BLISS, Silverquill, French Club, Marching Band, Spirit Club, Forensics Club, BNC, Ethiopian Club, Diversity Workshop, SGR, Stage Crew, It's Academic and the ACLU. For information about these and other extracurricular organizations, click here.

According to Brian Koss, first Vice President for the SGA, the purpose of the Fair is to find an extracurricular activity that helps a student pursue his or her interests and at the same time, to "become a part of the student body."

Assistant Principal Linda Wanner said students should become involved in clubs in preparation for their future. "Colleges are looking for well-rounded students, and research shows that students who are connected to their schools for more than academics, prove to be happier and to do better in school classes."

Check Silver Chips Online for more coverage of the Activity Fair.



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Allison Elvove. Allison Elvove was a Co-Editor-in-Chief of Silver Chips Online during the 2004-2005 school year. She wrote more than 70 articles while on the staff and supervised 40 student journalists, editing articles on a daily basis. During her time as editor, Silver Chips Online won the … More »

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