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■ DISCUSSING THE LATEST MOVIE, Sci-ti members Randy Abu- Ion and Tamu Umo|a compare notes about Aliens. Randy was the founder of ttie science-fiction club. ▼ USING HER HANDS, to get the point across, advisor Donna Crisci argues with Kris Kanthak. Members often argued over the best books and movies. £f Tamu Umoja Science Fiction member A SPEAKING WITH THE CREW, Science-Action club president Tamu Vmoja discusses ttie latest Star Trek movie. Star Trek was a favorite topic for the club. I like the way things are explained in Science Fic- tion because it makes it more believeable. Science Fiction, Sclence Organlzatio „. 73
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hist a b brai %. Fantasy and fact come together in two clubs Why is It that the person who froze time can move? Time travel, light speed, and most espe- cially ' Star Trek ' were a few of the many topics discussed by the Sci- ence Fiction club. Not only would we discuss sci-fi issues, but we also talked about books we had read or movies we ' d seen, said adviser Donna Crisci. Many members en- joyed specific points in Science Fiction, but all agreed what goes on in the future was the most interesting thing in sci- fi. I like how books or movies show what could happen in the fu- ture, said club mem- ber Chris Ebmeier. Science Club also dealt with the future. but in a different way. The officers used this year to reorganize for next year. We started the club off too late to do any- thing, said president Quoc Nguyen. Science Club was started because advis- er Gary Fick felt there were many students in- terested in science. I thought that if people were interested enough, they might want to do something about it, said Fick. Member Albert Yuen agreed with Fick. Yuen said, Science interests me and I wanted to do more things related to It. story by Christina Mock: layout by Tessie l-lernandez: photos by Allen Odermatt. Brad Lindenberg. and Jack El- liot 1 A SCIENCE FICTION CLUB. Front row: Armando Calderon. Frank Chao, Quoc Nguyen, John Harris, Tar.i Varela: second row: Tamu Umoja. Chris Ebmeier, Imran Mohamedy. Mark Estrella. Mark Barnes, Ben Chua; back row: Randy Abulon. adviser Donna Crisci, David Brown, Kris Kantak, Brad Lindenberg. Renee Biggie 72 Organizations Science Fiction, Science
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▲ ADVISOR CONNIE SPENCER shows Tina Miano how to 4 MONTAGE. Front row: Jona Delo Santos, Grace Domingo. MaricarEstrella. Julia Cheung. An make a valentine gram. The club worked hard to make the Kahn, Alice Chen, Stacia Gawronski; second row: Bret Donnan. Faiza Ahmad, Aziza Baig. Diana fundraiser a success. Miller, Susan Woo. Titi Liu. 74 Organizations Montage-Speech
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