What are some intresting clubs I can start in m school?
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What ages ??\n \nWe have a "Inner Beauty" club for middle school girls (grades 6-8) and a "Men's Club" for the boys there.  The IB focuses on good self-esteem, etc., for the girls, and the MC focuses on being good mentors to younger students in the elementary grades, going over there 1X/wk to help with reading, etc. , and setting a good example.
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go to west point, college R.O.T.C,  or O.C.S.
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A good book\nGolf clubs
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Classmates . com is a good start.
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I don't know about them clubs you mentioned, but best thing for you to do is get friend with doctors specially in hospitals and try to go with them into the OR that way you have better understanding when you start anatomy, embryology etc, that's what I did, and I have a lot of knowledge in general surgery, I haven't finished med school yet, need another year but that helps a lot, good luck doctor..☺
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check out the schools on Hi5 and myspace, they maybe able to help you find some
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join groups or clubs after school insted of being on the pc or netendo
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Start a ex uni group website. Yahoo has such provisions..if you visit www.groups.yahoo.com you should be able to start one of those and invite them to participate..I find it a fun way to keep intouch and share what's up and even plan things together..that way you won't  feel left out.\n\nAlso try and participate more in school with the pple you want to hang out with..you know. Invite them over to where you live, organise bashes and stuff and maybe even organize a trip that they all can take. One usually doesn't need to do much to feel connected. Visit them often and invite them to visit you..
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try going to clubs in your area.
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First try going to different country clubs in the area and other golf courses.  Also, if your school don't have one, than go to different counties and check.
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interior design major classes would be a start. stuff in art, businessm, etc.
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Just join the clubs you are interested in. You'll soon make friends.
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Bingo!\n\nOr you could go to a nightclass in a local school where you will meet new people.  You don't have to do anything hard or academic, my local school has night classes ranging from water colour painting to salsa dancing to learning how to speak a foreign language.  All those people who you could meet and they would have a similar interest as you as well.
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Is there a guidance counselor or a trusted teacher you can speak with?  You could also try to speak with the school nurse.\nAre there any clubs at your school you could get involved with after school, or maybe a sport you could play?  If would give you a chance to get out of the house a bit and maybe make some new friends and develop some new interests.\nI hope it works out for you.
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I'm just finishing up my freshman year in high school. Don't worry! You're going to be fine. Get to know your teachers and the building. Ask friends who are upperclassmen what it's like. Joining clubs or doing sports are an awesome ways to meet people. And the best way to get noticed is to just be yourself.
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All the power to you, I think if you did start a GSA that'd be totally awesome, and you would help others feel more comfortable about their sexuality and make others more knowledgable about it.  I am in the GSA of my school and I know a lot of kids that found it helpful and informative.  I suggest you start small maybe not be a school club but try having a few friends and yourself spread the word about the GSA and have the meetings outside of school and if you can get enough supporters than try school sponsership
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I think the people who are advising you to join school clubs might be right. Most of the clubs do their recruiting either at the beginning or the end of the semester. See if there are any clubs that are doing anything that you might remotely be interested in. If you know someone who's in a club, asking about the club's activities might be a way to start a friendly conversation. \n\nThere are also the usual extra-curricular activities and sports available. When I went off to school, I joined the band and enjoyed it...I got good at it, and ended up going to college for free on music scholarships, so getting involved in an activity can actually be beneficial in more ways than you initially realize. \n\nIf there are any opportunities to volunteer around the school, do so. I still use this tactic from time to time when I'm in a new situation and need to meet people. While doing the volunteer activity, you can make small talk with whoever's standing next to you, even if it's something goofy like, "Hey, I like that shirt you're wearing." (However, clothing compliments can only go so far if you're at a school that uses uniforms). \n\nThe only real answer is to get involved. Even if you're shy at first, you must get involved. If all else fails, just admit to a teacher that you're having a bit of a hard time adjusting socially. They'll usually be glad to help you hook up with some kind of activity.