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Club Night

By Emiliana Cardinale, Production Editor
September 19, 2014

CHS’s annual club night took place Sept. 18 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.

Club night is an event that allows students to advertise their club as well as recruit members.

“It’s a great way to make connections and see different facets of the community,” senior Marisa Lu said.

Students enjoy club night because it’s a way for them to discover new things they might enjoy.

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“I think it’s really amazing how all of us can come together and share different interests and we can explore so many of these things we can be a part of,” sophomore Tara Manzari said.

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