So with the summer meetings over and things are picking up again. WIth one of the many events, KUSA held a bake sale fundraiser for LiNK. LiNK stands for Liberty in North Korea which tries to educate people about the human rights problems in North Korea. Its a good cause to fight for.

Lots of good foood!

LiNK!

Good foood!

Terry’s balls! hahaha

Mashimaro!

Now it wasn’t all fun and games, some people studied. =P

~La menu~

We had rockband! Woot!

Success!
So as I just said, the event was a success. Lots of support from everyone and KUSA was able to raise money for a good cause.
With one event down, there were still GO-FEST by FSA and VSO/FSA/PDPsi Pool Party. It was a crazy fun weekend. I still can’t wait till fall, it will be even better.

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Peter Hong:  Alright, I’m ready, let’s do this!  EXPERT!

*a minute later*

Peter Hong:  Oh god!  D:

KUSA held a social on the evening of Thursday, the 27th of March at Lollicup.^^  Lollicup has been known to be a popular site for many social events and gatherings for several clubs including all the other AASU sub-orgs besides KUSA, but KUSA brought the awesome to another level by providing Rock Band!

Thaison:  Red, Green, Red, Bass, Blue, Bas-  DAMNIT!

For anyone who doesn’t know what rock band is, it is a rhythm game similar to guitar hero in that it allows the player to simulate playing a guitar.  Rock band, however is different from guitar hero in that in addition to having two players play guitar, it adds another player to play a drum set and one more player to sing with a microphone.  With a total of 4 possible players, you have an entire band 

Claudia:  Pfft, whatever.  I bet I can play all those simultaneously by myself! >=D

What better way is there to past the time than being at a social event with your friends while enjoying Boba and being rock stars?^^

KUSA in Concert!

Emphasis on the part about being a rock star.

Tony Law.  A true rock star.

Tony:  RAWR!  (“”\(‘,..,’)/”")

Look forward to more KUSA events in the following terms to come!^^

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Gimbap or Kimbap is a popular Korean “fast” food made from steamed white rice (bap) and various other ingredients, rolled in gim (sheets of dried seaweed) and served cold in bite-size slices. Gimbap is often eaten during picnics or outdoor events, or as a light lunch, served with danmuji or kimchi

From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia.

On Wednesday, March 26th, the Korean Undergraduate Student Association held a Kimbap making day!

The previously described food’s ingredients were prepared prior to the beginning of the event and organized so attendees can make their own Kimbap. It’s very fun to make.^^ Most importantly and most beneficial to attendees, it was completely free.

Raymond: Free or not, I will fight you if you keep eyeing my food like that. D:<

Ah, such a nice event, combining the joys of delicious, inexpensive, fun, and of course, social. The event gathered groups of its own members as well as several people from other AASU sub orgs for the festivities.

Bao: Gee Phil, what’re we gonna do tonight?

Phil: Same thing we do every night Bao. Try and Take over AASU! >=D

If you couldn’t attend this time around, it is indeed a shame that you missed out. However, I’m sure it won’t be the last event of its kind hosted by KUSA. Look forward to the next one. Hope to see you there!!

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