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BY JUSTYN MELROSE >i
Apocacyptic Coordinator '
Two clubs enter. One club leaves.
the group has created hundreds of waterproof baskets
and donated over $5,000 to local charities.
The Yachting Qub, on the other hand, has been
around since the dawn of the college itself. They are
now in control of over 200 yachts, 73 warships, 26
The Underwater Basketweaving Club, soon to submarines and one sailboat. The Yachting Club is
celebrate its two-year anniversary, was built to be a known for its annual charity banquet, during which
community of peaceful, marine hobbyists. To date, they donate yachts to children in need.
That is, until recently ' .
'Tor the last few years, the weavers" and the
yachters have shared the lake,^' said Underwater
Basketweaving Head Weaver and senior Julia
Nickels. “But everything changed when the Yachting
Club attacked."
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