The Inter Club Council will be hosting their annual Club Day on Thursday.

The event will take place in the main quad between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. and will feature representatives from De Anza College clubs.

The most active clubs at last quarter’s event included the Tae Kwon Doe club, 4 Elements Hip-Hop, the engineering club and WISE37.

The ICC has not yet finalized the schedule of live performances, but tentative candidates are Asian Pacific American Students for Leadership, Disabled Students Unlimited, Circle K and 4 Elements Hip-Hop.

ICC Chair Peter Lin said that club day is a great opportunity for students.

“It’s one of the few times during the year that every club is present at the same time in the same place.”

Lin hopes this event will attract prospective members and increase club enrollment and unify De Anza students.

The ICC will honor three of the clubs for booth decoration, spirit and the best performance.

Last Thursday, the ICC set up a karaoke booth outside the cafeteria in anticipation of club day.

La Donna Yumori-Kaku, ICC adviser, said the event was “to help promote club day and to have something fun for clubs and students to do.”

Some of the clubs who participated at the karaoke session were members of the Circle K club, who sang Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing,” and the Doubters, Agnostics, Mythbusters, and Non-Theists club, who performed the Bare Naked Ladies “If I had a Million Dollars.”

David Byers, president of the D.A.M.N. club, on the symbolic nature of his song selection said, “If all the presidents of all the community colleges in California sang “If I had a Million Dollars” it would be awesome and much needed.”