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Bagel Club
Jan. 25th, 2022 10:31 amLast semester a sort of bizarre thing happened where people began demanding I start an official "Bagel Club" at Stockton. It started because I would always get bagels after class on Thursdays, and when people started to realize that, they wanted in. By the end of the semester I was driving a loaded car to the bagel shop after Mass Comm and although we all joked about making it a club, push came to shove, and here I am with a petition in hand today with Stockton's Unofficial Bagel Club Committee. Now, these people aren't exactly people I see myself getting close with, but we do have a similar desire to see this club get officiated. With me as president, I was honestly unsure I'd want the weight on my shoulders but it isn't like I have anything better to do. So Stockton Bagel Club may become real, well, if we get enough signatures. I think it will be good for me if it means I get to work and talk with other people regularly.
The thing about Bagel Club is that the idea is very simple. All we need is a designated space and a $400 yearly budget to support our organization. We are trying to pose it to the student senate as a place for people to unwind and socialize with their peers over some damn good bagels, and hopefully with my meticulous wording we are able to get what we're looking for. Today, me and the vice president are occupying a table at the club fair on campus today to try and solicit supporters. With enough signatures on our club petition, the senate will be required to look at it. So we will see where it goes.
Today is also a big day, or at least I hope it will be because the school radio station (WLFR) is having its kickoff meeting. This will be my last chance this semester to join the station. Frankly, I am intimidated by the idea of being a DJ purely out of inexperience, but even if I work myself up about it I know I'll probably get used to being on air with the proper training. I'm looking forward to it, but I don't know what to expect.
The thing about Bagel Club is that the idea is very simple. All we need is a designated space and a $400 yearly budget to support our organization. We are trying to pose it to the student senate as a place for people to unwind and socialize with their peers over some damn good bagels, and hopefully with my meticulous wording we are able to get what we're looking for. Today, me and the vice president are occupying a table at the club fair on campus today to try and solicit supporters. With enough signatures on our club petition, the senate will be required to look at it. So we will see where it goes.
Today is also a big day, or at least I hope it will be because the school radio station (WLFR) is having its kickoff meeting. This will be my last chance this semester to join the station. Frankly, I am intimidated by the idea of being a DJ purely out of inexperience, but even if I work myself up about it I know I'll probably get used to being on air with the proper training. I'm looking forward to it, but I don't know what to expect.
