Load up on snacks at Spring Fest - el Don News

Over 30 members of Santa Ana College Psy Club members standing to take a group photo on their field trip.

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The International Club Council will be selling food Wednesday for the annual Spring Festival event at the fountain.

Students representing their respective clubs will be selling snacks from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. including “chicharrónes,” Jarritos, and Otter Pops.

The Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society will be introducing Santa Ana College President Erlinda Martinez who will address students about signing their pledge to continue their academic studies.

It’s still not too late to join clubs.

The Psychology Club continues to organize trips to the Dr. Phil show, and the I.D.E.A.S. and American Sign Language clubs have been showing movies at the Spot, located on the ground floor of the Johnson Center.

The newly formed Social Science Club will be hosting an open forum on May 1. Speakers from different cultures and ethnic organizations will be talking about their lives and the stereotypes minorities deal with daily.

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