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Happenings at UCLA<br />
Epsilon <strong>Kappa</strong><br />
Epsilon <strong>Kappa</strong> has been really busy so far this quarter. We started the quarter off with an officer retreat<br />
at Big Bear Lake to get our planning underway and set goals. This retreat was a lot of fun and a<br />
great chance to get to know our sisters better. We did many activities that brought us closer together,<br />
from hiking to cooking and washing dishes together to cheering each other on as we went bowling.<br />
Even the three hour drive up and back was a chance to have a wonderful, long conversation with your<br />
sisters and praise the pro driving skills of your driver.<br />
Our early planning has since met with wide success. We have already completed many successful<br />
philanthropy events. We have done several fundraisers. Two of them were TV tapings, one of which<br />
was over the summer, and the other of which was a taping of America’s Funniest Videos. We have<br />
also been selling band grams before every game, which are cards that people buy and write to other<br />
members of the band. Sisters attach candy to them and pass them out on game day. It is a really nice<br />
surprise, and it even lends itself to our yearly joint service project of writing band grams to all the new<br />
people in band for one of the games as a surprise.<br />
Another project that we are working on to promote music in our community and among younger generations<br />
is to send letters to the bands that came to UCLA’s “Band Day.” This is a half-time show that our<br />
marching band performs every year, where we perform a selection of music with high schools from all<br />
around the area. Twenty-five schools came this year, and one was even from Nevada! Our letters thank<br />
the high schoolers for coming and encourage the band members to keep playing for the rest of their lives.