The 15th Club Expo, Moram, opened at People’s Square. Photographed by Lim Jae Heun.

By Lim Jae Heun (jaehlim95@korea.ac.kr)

The 32nd Club Association, Moram, short for MoinSaram, meaning Gathered People, has held the 15th Club Exposition, “Let’s Try It Out, Ahjjilhagae (meaning ‘Dizzy’ in Korean)” at the People’s Square from March 17 to March 18. More than 100 clubs, ranging from Central Clubs, Aegineung Clubs, academies to even unregistered clubs, interested in recruiting new members have set up booths to advertise themselves and have their small, club-related activities in which spectators can join.

Freshmen who either are unsure of what club activity they should participate in or wish to experience a bigger part of college life beyond their own major departments can come down to the exposition and take a look at what clubs are there for them.

According to Kim Hyun Sue (‘13, Art and Design), one of the staff members of Moram, commented that the exposition was more successful than she expected. “We (Moram) printed out 3000 pamphlets for the entire expo, but 2500 of them have already been taken,” she said. She explained that Moram has tried out many different tactics to advertise the expo prior to the event such as carrying out a parade in Chamsali Gil, which is the avenue extending from Anam station to Anam Ogeori, handing out umbrellas and raincoats with Moram’s label, and setting up a mini-model at the West Gate.

Despite Moram’s effort to make the exhibition a perfect one, Kim Dong Nok (‘14, English Language and Literature), one of the students looking around the expo, begged to differ. “I couldn’t find the French club I was looking for, Nid d’amis,” mentioned Kim. She further expressed her discontent by revealing that “It seems that the popular clubs receive the most attention from students, whereas clubs not known as much do not” and hoped for a better exposition next year.

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