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      Bilingual Department  Spirit Week

Grade 11, James Yang A multitude of students watch from the side as two teams position themselves on the field, all eyes       riveted  on  one  tiny  object.  That object is a Frisbee. Silence. Tension. Excitement. Suddenly,        everything  springs  into  action  as feet trample the dusty field and tumultuous shouts echo in the       air. Spirit Week had begun. Despite  what  outsiders  may  say,  a special pride  and  unity  exists among Bilingual Department      students.  For  a  week  every  year,  BDSC organizes a week of competitive activities aimed to      promote  camaraderie  between  Bilingual  students.  Each day of Spirit Week involved dress up      guidelines and a lunchtime competition with teams split according to grade. Dress-up rules varied      from  day  to  day  as  students alternated between wearing beach attire and formal dress clothe;      then dressing up as twins to dressing up as movie characters. Meanwhile, lunchtime competitions      are  organized  individually  by  clubs  including Key, YUP, VPC, Interact, and BDSC. Key and      BDSC hosted intense physical games of Ultimate Frisbee and Capture the Flag. Interact's water      balloon toss ended  in a  frenzy of water balloons that drenched both competitors and spectators      alike.  On the other hand, VPC and YUP organized a Movie Bee and a Music Bee respectively.      Continuing the Bilingual tradition, the seniors of 2001 emerged victorious after an action-packed      week of fierce competition. Apart  from  being  fun and exciting, Spirit Week provides Bilinguals with the opportunity to freely      express  themselves  in  the form of competition and class unity. To top things off, prizes of Spirit      Week includes a bowling party for the seniors, pizza and ice cream parties for 2nd and 3rd, and       plenty of popcorn for the rest! Bilingual pride? You bet!

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