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    Inter Club Council

    The Inter Club Council is the governing body which allocates funds to De Anza College’s 67 active clubs. The ICC meets Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. in the Student Council Chambers in the basement of the Hi
    Ehssan Barkeshli | March 7, 2008

    March 5

    What happened: A $900 request was approved for WISE37’s “Bio-Tour,” a four-hour educational program and festival for Earth Day on April 23. The Outdoor club was awarded a $100 prize for having 29 cell-phones donated to the ICC cell-phone drive on their behalf.

    Why this matters: The WISE37 event will include a one-hour PowerPoint presentation and a variety of speakers in Conference rooms A and B of the Hinson Campus Center and will be followed by an outdoor festival with an open microphone. The ICC allocations account now stands at $7,851.

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