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Vietnamese Student Association Takes Over

Written by Minh Luong
November 15, 2024
Photo by Minh Luong
New Club Alert! Myua Truong, Khoi Nguyen, and Bao Quan Ho proudly introduce their new club, VSA (Vietnamese Student Association). They designed a poster featuring intricate Asian heritage details. “This is going to be such a fun club—I’m really excited for it to begin,” Truong said.

The Vietnamese Student Association launched on Thursday, November 14, in the cafeteria during advisory. Leaders discussed upcoming dance competitions that will take place in the future, ways to share Vietnamese culture broadly, and initiatives to promote cultural diversity across the student body. While cords aren’t offered, members can earn beautifully designed Vietnamese accessories to wear at graduation. With officer and chair positions available and many exciting events planned, this new club has a lot to offer. Don’t miss out on the chance to get involved and celebrate cultural diversity!

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