Hip Hop Club Begins Year

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September 8, 2014

Pinnacle adviser Nicole Laughrey smiles near the entrance to the communications department. She said everyone who purchased a yearbook will receive the supplement as well.

Hip Hop Club is beginning to get in routine for the 2014-2015 school year. The club had one meeting and has already started their weekly meetings.

Nicole Laughrey, sponsor of Hip Hop Club, encourages students to attend the meetings. “It is an incredibly fun club with a ton of nice people involved,” Laughrey said. “It is also a great stress reliever for students who love dancing.” The club meets every Tuesday until 4:15 p.m. in the commons.

Nicole Laughrey, sponsor of Hip Hop Club, encourages students to attend the weekly meetings in the commons. “It is an incredibly fun club and also a great stress reliever,” Laughrey said.

Kenny Lin, Hip Hop Club co-president and senior, also encourages students to attend the club. “It’s a community where like-minded individuals support each other and share ideas,” Lin said. The club is currently working on implementing more structure in the way it operates. Lin said students will see the return of events like ‘Awakening’ and more battles in the coming year.

Students who require late bus passes will be able to attain them at the meeting. Those seeking further information regarding Hip Hop Club can go to https://hilite.org/?s=Hip+Hop+Club. “Students should join Hip Hop Club because (it) is an open, yet tight-knit community whose goal is to bring inner-city elements like urban dance and hip-hop to the suburbs,” Lin said.

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