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Archer Holds the 2014 Club Fair

By Erica Dick

October 6, 2014

Archer held its annual Club Fair in the courtyard on Friday, Sept. 26, to introduce the community to the newest student-run clubs.

According to Archer’s Clubs and Activities webpage, Archer offers over 30 student-run clubs, including Black Student Union, Future Culinary Artists of America, Girls Empowering Girls, The Diversity Club, The Debate Team, Hermanas Unidas and many others.

The C.U.R.E - Vegan Life table displays a poster the group leaders made by hand. It was accompanied by vegan treats for onlooking students. Photographer: Syd Stone '16 — The C.U.R.E – Vegan Life table displays a poster the group leaders made by hand. It was accompanied by vegan treats for onlooking students. Photographer: Syd Stone ’16

Girls meandered about the courtyard looking from booth to booth while music played.

Gracie Abrams ’18 said that the vibe “[felt] like we [were] at summer camp.”

Every booth was advertised by “enthusiastic students” eager to share what their club meant to them and why prospectors should join it.

Booths also offered a variety of different foods like cookies, brownies and candy.

Towards the end of lunch, after girls signed up for their clubs of interest, the festivities came to a close.

Dean of Students Gretchen Warner said, “Today’s club fair was awesome!”

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