Matadors on the Home Front extend their drive another week
Due to AP testing stealing the show and leaving publicity at a minimum, the club extended their supplies drive for another week
. They are now planning to end it on May 21, according to president senior Tiffany Chang.
"We are accepting canned food, games, toothbrushes and toiletries," senior Frances Jih said. "Basically anything that is not chocolate."
Boxes are set up in third period classrooms and are checked by club officers and Global Commission of Community Leadership weekly. The unusual pairing was initiated by Matadors on the Home Front at the suggestion of history teacher Maria Carter-Giannini.
Point values are allotted to specific items and the winners will be announced on the week of May 24. First place will win a pizza party, second a donut party and third place will receive candy.
For more information on items and their point values, please click
here.
